(2014-04-26 20:56)Roba Wrote:  Well, to avoid situations as that, you simply don't move for them. You are the one with the right of way. So if you see there's a truck or something running out of lane, should you then slow down enough to let them safely join the lane.

I personally don't move for normal cars, who can slow down and speed back up easily, unlike trucks.

(2014-04-26 21:03)Cola Wrote:  

(2014-04-26 20:56)Roba Wrote:  Well, to avoid situations as that, you simply don't move for them. You are the one with the right of way. So if you see there's a truck or something running out of lane, should you then slow down enough to let them safely join the lane.

I personally don't move for normal cars, who can slow down and speed back up easily, unlike trucks.

Everybody here move over to make space when merging. It's part of road law here to make sure you aren't in the way of anyone. It's also commonly known as not being a *Removed*.

(2014-04-26 20:56)Roba Wrote:  Well, to avoid situations as that, you simply don't move for them. You are the one with the right of way. So if you see there's a truck or something running out of lane, should you then slow down enough to let them safely join the lane.

I personally don't move for normal cars, who can slow down and speed back up easily, unlike trucks.

(2014-04-27 04:17)BMW-gek Wrote:  

(2014-04-26 20:56)Roba Wrote:  Well, to avoid situations as that, you simply don't move for them. You are the one with the right of way. So if you see there's a truck or something running out of lane, should you then slow down enough to let them safely join the lane.

I personally don't move for normal cars, who can slow down and speed back up easily, unlike trucks.

For smaller cars I don't move, trucks however do have a big respect by me and if I can cooperate I will do so.
And thats more like there bigger so you don't win.