Harry Bloomfield verbally sodomised in
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MrBitsy explained :
Harry Bloomfield wrote:
MrBitsy was thinking very hard :
I disagree. A vehicle positioned towards the center of the road shows
adequate intention. A signal added to that position will very often
be seen as an intention to turn right at a junction, driveway or a
move to park on the right. This does lead to other drivers passing
on the left.

Not if you were to pull far enough forward to the obstruction as to
prevent them passing on your left.

That is even worse - closer you get, the more your visibility past the
hazzard is reduced.

As always, a great deal depend very much depends upon the individual
circumstances.

Personally I aim to drive at such a speed that as much as is possible -
I never actually need to come to a complete stop. In other words I
would try to adjust my speed on the approach so as to arrive at a time
when I could simply pass the parked vehicle - it works most of the
time, though obviously not always. Good timing and steady progression -
A valuable technique which I so rarely see taught.


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