Dear Sir,
Most motorists agree that having another car travelling inches behind you is one of the greatest sources of stress and agitation on the road.
Thoughtless driving is dangerous for example driving in the middle or outside lane when not overtaking and delaying those who wish to overtake.
The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers should mount a campaign for drivers to “Move Off” from the lane in which they are travelling.
It would also be nice if drivers remembered why their vehicles have indicators and if pedestrians could check the road is clear before pressing the button and using the Pedestrian Crossing.
Bill Winters (looking to play “Grumpy” in Pantomime).
