Is this classed as Undertaking?

[Rubins4]

Pica-Pica said:

No, I just observe the clues. As I said, if nothing is ahead, you watch the car beside and any hints that it may move across. It really is that simple. Obviously too complex for some though.

I don't think its watching out for a car coming into your lane that has prompted his comment tbh.

[saaby93]

Toltec said:

Pica-Pica said:

curlie467 said:

Pica-Pica said:

I am talking about that time-gap between being behind a vehicle and then going into the blind-spot, whether ‘undertaking’ or overtaking. I use a squirt of acceleration to get past to minimise passing phase, not just siting on cruise control. The road is clear ahead, where else do you suggest I glance for the priority hazard?

Holy st, you really are a fking nerd

No, I just observe the clues. As I said, if nothing is ahead, you watch the car beside and any hints that it may move across. It really is that simple. Obviously too complex for some though.

There are some useful tests for that

One of those two lanes in two out roundabout things where just afterwards the person in L1 moves into L2 to pass a truck ahead, not realising L2 may be already occupied (blindspot)

[pingu393]

saaby93 said:

Toltec said:

Pica-Pica said:

curlie467 said:

Pica-Pica said:

I am talking about that time-gap between being behind a vehicle and then going into the blind-spot, whether ‘undertaking’ or overtaking. I use a squirt of acceleration to get past to minimise passing phase, not just siting on cruise control. The road is clear ahead, where else do you suggest I glance for the priority hazard?

Holy st, you really are a fking nerd

No, I just observe the clues. As I said, if nothing is ahead, you watch the car beside and any hints that it may move across. It really is that simple. Obviously too complex for some though.

There are some useful tests for that

One of those two lanes in two out roundabout things where just afterwards the person in L1 moves into L2 to pass a truck ahead, not realising L2 may be already occupied (blindspot)

Or they just drive straight across, oblivious to the car in L2 that they are cutting up.