When driving, what gets the most in your nerves?

So many things to list... so little time before I can logoff and go home for the day...

• Tailgaters who think it is okay to drive 50+ mph through a residential area and school zone.
• Drivers who think that dawn and dusk does not require them to turn on their headlights
• Pedestrians who do not push the magic button so that they are able to legally cross the street. Nothing worse than having to wait on a pedestrian to cross against a signal on an already short light
• speaking of pedestrians, drivers who are so impatient that they will nearly run over a pedestrian while they are still in the crosswalk... or that honk at me while I wait for said pedestrian to get to a safe point that I can make my turn
• Traffic jams over the littlest shit... there could be a shoe in the middle of a lane on the freeway and the entire freeway comes to a grinding halt
• Assholes who think that bouncing from lane to lane in the previous example will get them anywhere any faster
• Drivers who cannot handle changes in the weather. I live on the Los Angeles area... and these people cannot handle a sprinkle of rain without going apeshit nuts on the roads
• Drivers who when making right turns take up the entire lane in order to make said turn instead of scooting over closer to the curb
• Boneheads who change out their own headlights and do not adjust them to the proper angle so that you are being blinded because they have them aimed too high
• *shit three minutes to go*
• Drivers who ignore the "Right Turn Only" signs and blast through an intersection to get ahead of everyone else
• Driver who know that a lane is merging into another lane and will ride it out as far as they can in the merging lane in order to possibly get a car length ahead of where they might otherwise be

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by alkaline

Yeah, I hate driving in this city. I BART into work Monday-Friday and if I ever have to come here for any other reason, I'll find the closest BART station then call a cab. Driving here, around the business district, is scary stuff.

Being a pedestrian in Downtown San Francisco is scary stuff... I've barely gotten to an area that is wide enough for a car to go between me and the curb and they're turning... damn near clipping me in the process.

And it's because of downtown that I refuse to drive while visiting my wife's family up there...

There's nowhere I can't reach.