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Old 06-10-17, 11:06 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Eich
This stupid road manoeuvre on this stretch of the A16 into Boston has nearly caught me out more than once, and I saw it done twice to other people today putting their lives at risk. Someone will be killed here one day... I always allow a good gap the other side before crossing, and I have to go sometime, don't I, to avoid getting honked at by those behind. I can't see how I am culpable in this at all.
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...do all of what is necessary to achieve getting safely across the track before the train comes along. Less than 100% off the track is unacceptable!!!
To reiterate: U Know it's poor road engineer planning; U know there R idiots; U know U R a defensive driver; U know U must not end up stuck on the track...U only make a mistake once; after that it's no longer a mistake; it's a preventable forseeable error. Don't use the route or sit longer with emergency flasher ( and ignore people honking) till the way is utterly, indisputably, manifestly clear. Otherwise U R now contributing to the error. Her haste in lane changes is seconded by yours' in moving forward; possibly motivated by impatient motorists behind U leaning on thier horns. Your 'good gap' as with my 65' eighteen wheeler, is obviously insufficient. The logic of your righteous indignation over your culpability has no bearing on the matter. Remember: no 'idiot lanechanger in front' can see as well behind as U can seeing frontwards, therefore the last opportunity, especially with your foreknowledge of the particular condition, for avoidance rests with U.
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