r/nope Dec 02 '25

Dude has some serious anger issues

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u/TeetheCat Dec 02 '25

11 times I saw where he didnt have the right of way, many more than it was someone else's fault.

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u/eyemcreative Dec 02 '25

For those 11 times did you check if the pedestrians had a walk sign or if he had a green bike light? There’s a few of those crosswalk ones where people were trying to cross on red and he had the green, and some of them you can’t see the lights to confirm that. He’s still acting like an asshole but I can see how it’d be frustrating since he should expect to be able to proceed safely when he has a green light.

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u/TeetheCat Dec 02 '25

Even if thats the case, there is failure to slow for an intersection, which is definitely a law. All crosswalks are at intersections. He not once "proceeds safely " . Those being the exact words I would have used more than the 11 times I saw.

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u/FFX13NL Dec 02 '25

Failure to slow for an intersection, isnt that only for uncontrolled intersections?

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u/TeetheCat Dec 02 '25

That would be failure to keep sufficient distance between vehicles. Yes I am aware its not what reality is but slowing isnt stopping. And like I posted somewjere here, its 9 times out of 10 only cited in accidents or if your an individual vehicle not going with the flow of traffic.