why do people (mostly men) put others at risk by undercutting on motorways when they should only be doing 70mp

Question

is it not true that undercutting people on motorways could cause fatel deaths, then why do people still put themselves and others at risk. sometimes i wonder if it realy is necessary.

Answer 1

Welcome to the wonderful world of driving. And half these people are waiting for flying cars to emerge.

Too many people assuming that by driving more aggressively they'll reach their destination quicker. Too many people thinkin only about themselves and not the safety or well being of their fellow drivers.

*sighs*

Answer 2

If people are passing you on the outside lane, you are in the wrong lane. What people should do on motorways and what they really do are two different things. You should be prepared for that.

I also advise you to check your speedometer with a stopwatch and the distance markers, preferably over a fair distance with the cruise control on if you have that and there is thin enough traffic to maintain a steady speed. I found that mine was reading 9kph fast - at an indicated 110kph I was actually doing only 101kph.

Answer 3

Fatal deaths, as opposed to the non-fatal deaths?

Maybe they are tired of being stuck behind slow (mostly girl) drivers.

Answer 4

theres some people that just dont think