Early morning syndrome
Discussion
Has anyone noticed that very early in the morning drivers don't look for other
road users.
I was a guard on London Underground, doing dead early shifts, and drivers would pull out of junctions without looking.
Also not bother to look at roundabouts at between four or five in the morning,
because they presumed the road was empty! Stupid and dangerous.
road users.
I was a guard on London Underground, doing dead early shifts, and drivers would pull out of junctions without looking.
Also not bother to look at roundabouts at between four or five in the morning,
because they presumed the road was empty! Stupid and dangerous.
I find evening rush hour can be bad, not just for dimwitted and careless driving but for deliberately aggressive driving. People take out all their pent up frustration onto the road. They can't tell their annoying manager or that irritating customer to fk off, so they take out all their rage on other people on the road instead.
I was sat in a cafe the other day and the guy on the next table had a Primark price tag hanging down his back from the collar of his jumper while his wife had such low slung jeans half her arse was on display as she sat down. Many people just seem totally unaware of themselves generally, so it's no surprise they're so unaware and wrapped up inside their own heads on the road.
I was sat in a cafe the other day and the guy on the next table had a Primark price tag hanging down his back from the collar of his jumper while his wife had such low slung jeans half her arse was on display as she sat down. Many people just seem totally unaware of themselves generally, so it's no surprise they're so unaware and wrapped up inside their own heads on the road.
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