Some people really shouldn’t be allowed to drive, fuccckking learn how to drive!!

I swear, driving brings out the absolute worst in people. I was on the highway today speed limit 65, the slow lane moves at that pace, and the fast lane usually hits around 75.

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Normal stuff, right? There’s this merge lane where cars turning left can speed up safely before joining the flow. It’s literally there so you can match the highway speed without cutting anyone off.

Well, this genius decides to skip the entire fast lane which was completely open and goes straight into the slow lane at 35 miles per hour. Right in front of me. I’m doing 65.

So I have to slam my brakes and pray the guy behind me doesn’t rear-end me. Meanwhile, someone else merges correctly into the fast lane like a normal human being, so now I’m boxed in between two people going 35 in a 65 zone. I could actually feel my blood pressure spike.

It’s not that hard to drive with basic awareness. Speed up in the merge lane, use your mirrors, don’t cut people off this isn’t rocket science. The lack of common sense on the road is terrifying. People treat driving like a chore when it’s literally a life-or-death responsibility.

I swear, every time I get on the road I end up wondering how half of these people even passed their driving tests. If you can’t handle merging at highway speed, maybe stick to parking lots.

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