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Old March 29th 06, 04:54 AM posted to rec.autos.driving
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Default WCIFWT in Peak Traffic

I think this counts as a WCIFWT.

I was in peak traffic this morning (stop-start, 30mph max). I was in
the fast lane although all lanes were going roughly the same speed;
in fact the fast lane was slower because there was an enabling van
and an enabling furniture truck up ahead.

I was behind a V8 pickup with canopy. Now, I have no chance of seeing
over the top of this, and the canopy was tinted so I could not see
through this. So, in order to see traffic up ahead so that I could
brake smoothly and avoid traffic fouling up behind me, I sat to the
side of my lane.

This went OK for a while but then the driver noticed me, and moved his
pickup across the lane to block my vision. I moved out wider and he
moved out wider. I moved back to the other side of the lane and he
moved back too. After a while I gave up.

Is it not bad enough for this guy to drive a pickup in the fast lane,
he also has to actively try and foul up the traffic behind him?

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Old March 29th 06, 05:24 AM posted to rec.autos.driving
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Default WCIFWT in Peak Traffic

On 28 Mar 2006 19:54:08 -0800, "Old Wolf" >
wrote:

>I think this counts as a WCIFWT.
>
>I was in peak traffic this morning (stop-start, 30mph max). I was in
>the fast lane although all lanes were going roughly the same speed;
>in fact the fast lane was slower because there was an enabling van
>and an enabling furniture truck up ahead.
>
>I was behind a V8 pickup with canopy. Now, I have no chance of seeing
>over the top of this, and the canopy was tinted so I could not see
>through this. So, in order to see traffic up ahead so that I could
>brake smoothly and avoid traffic fouling up behind me, I sat to the
>side of my lane.
>
>This went OK for a while but then the driver noticed me, and moved his
>pickup across the lane to block my vision. I moved out wider and he
>moved out wider. I moved back to the other side of the lane and he
>moved back too. After a while I gave up.
>
>Is it not bad enough for this guy to drive a pickup in the fast lane,
>he also has to actively try and foul up the traffic behind him?


I see that **** all the time. If you drive a vehicle that impedes
someone from seeing what is in front, and then deliberately move over
to prevent them from seeing around you, you are a WCIFWT.

Further, when you go around these assholes, they always try to stop
you from getting in front.

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Old March 29th 06, 06:20 AM posted to rec.autos.driving
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Default WCIFWT in Peak Traffic

In article >, DTJ wrote:

>>Is it not bad enough for this guy to drive a pickup in the fast lane,
>>he also has to actively try and foul up the traffic behind him?

>
> I see that **** all the time. If you drive a vehicle that impedes
> someone from seeing what is in front, and then deliberately move over
> to prevent them from seeing around you, you are a WCIFWT.
>
> Further, when you go around these assholes, they always try to stop
> you from getting in front.


Ever next to one of these barn drivers at a stop sign at a main road? They
can see clear over your car but if you creep up to see around their barn
they move up to keep your vision blocked.


 




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