Why does everyone always have to be in such a rush?

You’re driving like this while your family thinks you’re a safe driver

[@zaqwe]

In my country I learned that even when you drive fast you reach your destination at the same time than driving slow, so now I drive slow and chill, it’s better to get out sooner if you know you’re far instead of driving fast and don’t make it because your stupidity caused an accident.

[@hi_im_crimson]

its normal. easy to follow someone around, so people behind you get annoyed. as soon as nobody is in front of them, they will drive normally.

[@apple54345]

I'd rather them go ahead. I hate tailgaters.

[@harrothepilot]

Yes, much easier to keep an eye on their often erratic driving habits from a safe distance behind. Hmmm, notice for all his rush and hurry, he was immediately in front of the cam car at the roundabout....hahahaha.

[@fujitsubo3323]

the worst are mongs you see speeding and overtaking everyone, then 5 minutes later you see them up the road stuck at the same red light as you are not getting any further then anyone else all while putting other people in danger. the worst k hunts for this are losers that tailgate and overtake everyone all just to pull into a maccas or kfc drive through

[@tcb268]

This is proof that speeding works and is actually more efficient, the overtaking car was at least four metres in front at the intersection and is clearly the winner and also the better driver - said the Honda driver's ego.

[@JerryDey]

Because all modern cars are fast, efficient and boring. They completely desensitize the driver.

[@metaljuana7538]

Time to go back to the home grandad, where all the other crusty fucks will listen to your silly grand sweeping statements 😅

[@lucascovitz5708]

Absolutely, but that CR-V is not fast at all and very old.

[@Arverni_Ursi]

So he was at least at 110 when he crossed the 50 sign.

[@thelonewolf666]

oh your a youtube cop hey

[@Arverni_Ursi]

@@thelonewolf666 Nope. No judgements, just pointing at the obvious.

[@oldmangscar8168]

Some people are knobs that's why

[@JamiePerkins-fy7xo]

I wonder the same thing

[@MarcusKeeler]

"Why do everyone always have to be in such a rush?" Why do people not bother to write in English?

[@gregdolecki8530]

Cuz thay doont

[@Koen75NL]

Cuz dey is late for some sheeeit

[@Plumpbobb]

why are you so mad

[@user-xk1zo2sm5r]

That’s normal everyone does it everyday there not in a rush they simply just want to drive faster

[@Joshiidkwhy]

At least overtook him on a straight, iv seen enough people do this in front or in corners

[@WarrenGarabrandt]

Due to normal variance in instrumentation and sensor, normal changes in tire geometry as they wear down, etc., it's possible for a speedometer to read +/- 10% of your actual speed. Additionally, GPS is notoriously inaccurate for speed calculations, as the actual fix can 3 to 5 meters out in good conditions, and 10 to 20 meters out when around buildings and trees. What happens is the GPS periodically gets a fix, calculates linear distance from the last fix, and shows that as your speed. There is often some averaging function going on to smooth out the speed reading, but you can clearly see that the GPS is updating only periodically. Now, imaging you are driving along, reading 80 on your speedometer, but due to variance in everything, you're actually doing only 76. The person behind you has a different variance most likely. If they were reading 80, let's say they're doing 82. Now, in this situation, you may be reading 80 and doing 76, and they are reading 74 and doing 76. From their point of view, you are driving 6 under the speed limit. I'd pass you do. But from your point of view, you think they're driving super fast and speeding.

[@Injinct]

Insightful