
Why do suburban drivers move over to the right side of the street and angle their cars to the right when making a left turn? Is this some sort of glitch in the matrix? Are they really convinced that the six inches of extra visibility to the left is going to make a difference?


Because as they do that they also block anyone from making a right turn from behind them. But they don't care about anyone else on the planet, so I guess that makes sense. 


I was taught to make left turns from as close as possible to the lane marker. And not cut the corner...but that's a different rant.

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Why do suburban drivers move over to the right side of the street and angle their cars to the right when making a left turn? Is this some sort of glitch in the matrix? Are they really convinced that the six inches of extra visibility to the left is going to make a difference?</p>...{ai:summary}<p>Suburban drivers moving right to make left turns - a vexing behavior that inconveniences others. Their lack of consideration reflects a self-centered mindset. They disregard the importance of allowing right turns from behind. An etiquette lesson on making turns properly is necessary to remedy this issue. #society</p>

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