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"Invisible" <voi### [at] dev null> wrote in message
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> This morning I shuffled along in a queue of traffic because one of the
> lanes had been coned off. With tedious inevitability, some guy in his
> shiny BWM SUV drives straight up the empty lane to where the cones start
> and then expects to cut in infront of everybody else. I mean, it *is*
> his personal road, after all...
There are two ways of looking at it. It's not his fault if everyone else
merged prematurely. Why should he not take advantage of a pefectly good lane
until it's time to merge? But it's a good example of the case that when
there's an opportunity, there will be people who will take it.
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