DrivingWIMB: Do you always indicate just before you take an exit on a roundabout

[Luis Anaconda]

'Almost' always, eh?

Subhuman filth, I'm afraid. Condemned out of your own fingers.

Hardly a surprise, b

[PSRB]

so that other road users know your intention and know - for instance - whether or not they can emerge safely or are you subhuman filth who deserves summary roadside execution?

Asking for a friend.

Yes, I do.

[Burney]

Yes, I do.

Good chap, psrb. I never doubted you for a minute.

[PSRB]

Good chap, psrb. I never doubted you for a minute.

My current (since 1995) bugbear is people taking full size bikes on rush hour trains, even worse is people with ****ing fold up bikes who don't ****ing fold the ****ing things up!!

[Sir C]

so that other road users know your intention and know - for instance - whether or not they can emerge safely or are you subhuman filth who deserves summary roadside execution?

Asking for a friend.

Yes, of course.

However, taking a chap's indicating as carte blanche to pull out in front of him is simply asking for an embarrassing and potentially expensive collision.

[SWv2]

so that other road users know your intention and know - for instance - whether or not they can emerge safely or are you subhuman filth who deserves summary roadside execution?

Asking for a friend.

I always do, or at least try to remember to.

Essentially I am a considerate road user and I am always in mind of Luke 6:31.

[Peter]

so that other road users know your intention and know - for instance - whether or not they can emerge safely or are you subhuman filth who deserves summary roadside execution?

Asking for a friend.

Yes, of course. Why wouldn't you? You would have to be some kind of massive ****.

The arsehole turning right at a mini roundabout who doesnt bother signallling wants ****ing stabbing.

[Burney]

Yes, of course. Why wouldn't you? You would have to be some kind of massive ****.

The arsehole turning right at a mini roundabout who doesnt bother signallling wants ****ing stabbing.

Well that's what I'd have said, yes. However, some people seem to think it's an optional extra.

[Peter]

Well that's what I'd have said, yes. However, some people seem to think it's an optional extra.

I can at least understand why sometimes people think it unnecessary. The problem is that it then becomes a habit. If you allow people to use discretion as to where and when they bother to indicate you are always going to get some **** who regularly makes bad, inconsiderate and potentially lethal decisions.

So it is best to just do it all the time.

[Burney]

I can at least understand why sometimes people think it unnecessary. The problem is that it then becomes a habit. If you allow people to use discretion as to where and when they bother to indicate you are always going to get some **** who regularly makes bad, inconsiderate and potentially lethal decisions.

So it is best to just do it all the time.

It's just reflex for me. After all, it's important for your own welfare, too. If you've got some idiot up your arse and you're going to slow down and turn, you need to let the prick know in plenty of time.