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The on-ramp from Barrington Street to get on the Macdonald Bridge is one lane, until the top. It is clearly marked. I know you all think that squeezing over to be able to make two lanes is just being friendly to the other drivers, especially in rush hour traffic, but it is actually a potential hazard. The ramp is wide, yes, but not for you to squeeze two lanes in. It’s so that, heaven forbid, an emergency vehicle needing to get by in a hurry can pass through. Just imagine if that ambulance is carrying your chid, or loved one, or on the way to go save their life from an accident or such. You would want them to get up that ramp as quickly as possible. Stop honking at me, like I AM the one doing something wrong. KEEP IT ONE LANE PEOPLE! —Annoyed with commuters
This article appears in Jun 18-24, 2015.
Get a horse.
Get a life
So is there just one person who thinks they’re the wizard of road etiquette who keeps churning out these boring ass bitches or is it like a club?
The bitches are always light and fluffy in the summertime. Wintertime is when you get meatier bitches. On a scale of 1 to 10, I’d give this bitch a limping 1.657.
Personally, I’d rather growl at drivers who think you can read their freakin’ minds when they change lanes without signalling. Then they give YOU the finger just to add insult to injury.
Welcome to Halifax Drivers 🙂
Willard (06/25, 2:10PM)
Willard, when did you start wearing that skin-coloured pull-down mask?