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mikey and olop 1l you are both right, but lets use another example u can flash someone out of a side road onto a main road, but uve got to think about what might happen a mile behind you. theres a bit of road i use to go to work that i dont particularly like as people flash others out causing myself to slow down after checking what is behind me normally a massive queue of traffic. in that queue of traffic there could be a motorbike filtering and the guy just flashed out pulls out and BANG uve just caused a crash between a car and a motorbike because that bike was filtering (nothing wrong with filtering if doing it in a safe manner)

so theroots stop moanin and dont flash people out, i dont and i certainly hate it when people pull out

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i only let people out of junctions or drivways if theres lots of trafic moving slowley and the going the same direction as me,

and only go if i get flashed in the same way

Justlike if I'm coming out of my estate and someone indicats to turn in i still wait untill they have slowed right down and have started to turn in, Get beeped from behind when this happens sometimes, id rather be safe than sorry.

Yeah,they're indicating to pull in but you just cant trust them. They could've left their indicator on,or mean the next turn,you have to be sure or it'll be your fault.

But if they dont indicate,i pull out on them. Had they indicated,id have jet them go through. They know why I've pulled out,so they cant complain. If you indicate,you get a clearer path. Karma.

I had a lorry pull across infront of my while I was doing 50mph because some muppet flashed his lights. If people flash me out I ignore them, if I feel its the correct time to go then I will, but i trust no one on the road to make decisions for me.

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