corij:
its come about since we let the migrants in . male migrants in particular drive showing no courtesy,
taxi drivers being the worst . the decent migrants the ones with a sense of honesty stayed back in the mother country-we got the dross
They push in at every opportunity and not only when driving.
occasionally you still see a dyed in the wool Englishman driver,they always acknowledge somebody letting them in [on minor roads] with a wave or flash of the hazards, this makes me smile
You wont see an english driver who passed his test before 1990 gunning down the sliproad hell bent on forcing his way in
I blame Stalin, Enoch Powell, and the Confederacy in the 1800s.
Where the hell’s Carryfast when you need him.
The-Snowman:
Driveroneuk:
A blonde in a BMW Mini. As you alf I was able to stop, but her actions still came as a surprise.
A blonde. in a BMW. And her ridiculous actions surprised you? Dear god man,everyone knows that particular combo requires a wide berth. She probably stopped to avoid hitting the tree she could see in the middle of her windscreen
Minis not usually too bad, its Micras I try to avoid. Its not if but when they’re going to do something stupid right in front of you.
alf1956:
It certainly makes you wonder what on earth they are thinking about when they choose to come to a stop on a motorway&bears out my thinking of that every driver should be taught how to drive on the motorways as part of their driving/lessons/test as it is scary to think that many drivers can go straight onto a motorway without any idea of how to drive on their as we all know motorway driving is totally different to driving on normal roads
Ive always thought this. You can tootle about on lessons,never getting above 40mph on single lane roads,driving a 1 litre Nissan Micra. Pass your test at 10am,and by half 11 you can be in a 2.0 turbo BMW and go onto 3/4/5 lanes of traffic doing 70-80 mph.
Whilst towing a wobble box!
On your own if your confidence exceeds your ability. 
Although I think there is talk of making motorway driving part of the test.
The DIA (Driving Instructors Association) has been keen to promote motorway training for a long time.
The government should simply make the Pass Plus course compulsory.