Why do drivers cut off others when turning right in Tampa?

Transportation 6d 7h ago 6 answers • ingrid49

I was trying to pass through a 2-lane turn in downtown Tampa and got cut off by another driver who thought they could go through the green light and not stop when passing through a light.

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elena • 6d 6h ago

If a closer lane is available, it's safer to turn into that lane rather than taking a wider one.

Ethan Sutton • 6d 4h ago

The person who was cut off was likely in the outside lane of two left turn lanes, following the lines and driving correctly. The other driver initially tried to turn into the far lane, but then corrected to the inside lane, blocking the first driver. Regardless of the other driver's mistakes, they were still in the wrong.

Elena O • 6d 5h ago

When merging onto a busy road, it's often tempting to try and speed past slower drivers, but this can lead to aggressive behavior and accidents. For a more relaxed drive, consider letting others go first. It's frustrating when someone is in the wrong, but is it really worth risking a collision?

ingrid49 OP • 6d 2h ago

Yea you’re right

Alice T • 6d 3h ago

It's estimated that nearly 100 million Americans lack the necessary skills or judgment to operate a vehicle safely.

Gaston Cabrera • 6d 3h ago

Some drivers have a reckless attitude, thinking they can do whatever they want and blaming others if they get hit. However, if a video shows they were breaking the law, they'll still be financially responsible for any accident.