u/Outrageous_File5020

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Can someone give me insight into this situation?

So A and B are turning left and B decides to change lanes infront of A because they are going to block the intersection in front of A. A doesnt let them move over as there is not enough space and would run into A’s turn.

If B were to hit A. Who would be at fault?

u/Outrageous_File5020 — 10 hours ago

I see some cars who have no problem being the leader in line of cars but for some reason it just weirds me out. Like if something were to happen I feel like I would get the most hurt. They aren’t even tailgating, its just I don’t want anyone in my rearview and ai automatically do anything to not have anyone in my rear view like ever if I can help it. Most cars will pick up the hint and stay pretty far back. I’m not talking about busy city streets more like rural back ways or country roads. On the highway I’m the same way. I don’t want to be like this. How can I change my perspective? Anyone can relate to this? I don’t want to be the douche bag and I always get off to let everyone go, but i want to just be cool being the leader and just mozzy along. I’m usually the car lone in the back watching the line of cars and try to get distance from them.

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u/Outrageous_File5020 — 15 days ago
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I feel like when I’m just trying to have a little solitude in public spaces it’s like people start noticing and don’t like that somehow I stand out being alone. Or an invitation to come up and start mindlessly engaging. I don’t mind people passing by, but its the people who deliberately try to get attention or want to take up the same space you’re in. I’ll have a car pull up randomly or a group of people who decide to start yelling a convo right next to me. It’s like they get offended that I dare to just want to be alone.

I just want to be alone to admire the world and the people in it without having to always interact with others every time.

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u/Outrageous_File5020 — 20 days ago