Soldato
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Over the years, me and the misses have developed some common terminology when motorway driving.
So come on folks, what breed of Motorway driver are you? I am a bit of a MCML with a touch of PMT. Can you think of any other amusing acronyms?
[*]KLC – Keep Left ****
This breed of Motorway driver believes in the absolute right of keeping as far left as possible in a multi lane situation, regardless of traffic ahead, probability of having to overtake soon, etc. Indicators may be used, but more often than not are engaged post/during-manouver or not at all
[*]MCML – Middle Class Middle Lane
This breed of Motorway driver is too intimidated by the (s)lower classes but equally afraid of the pomposity of the other. They sit quite comfortably in the middle lane at all times, regardless of speed, empty lanes, other traffic etc.
[*]PMT – Plus Minus Ten
This is an all encompassing term that describes a drivers belief that, at all times, the speed limit is in fact plus or minus 10 of the legal limit. Describing both boy racers doing 40 in a 30, or pensioners doing 40 in a 50, many motorway drivers fit in to this pocket of belief.
[*]CCJ – Cruise Control Jockey
This breed of Motorway driver is lucky enough to own a Cruise Control enabled vehicle, but unable to adequately judge distances for upcoming slower moving vehicles. As a result, the driver must break, disengaging cruise control, only to reingage once switching lanes and clearing the blockage.
[*]NINE – No Indicators Neccisarry, Ever
Rather self explanatory, this Motorway driver has spurned the use of electronic indicators, relying upon intuition and telepathy when performing manoeuvres. Rest assured they are in control, they simply are not concerned with you knowing it.
So come on folks, what breed of Motorway driver are you? I am a bit of a MCML with a touch of PMT. Can you think of any other amusing acronyms?