Lane discipline and the British class system

I’ve realised why so many people stick doggedly to the middle lane on motorways when there is no other vehicle near them for miles around and despite the fact that they are meant to pull over to the left unless they are overtaking and the fact that their refusal to do so causes much of the congestion on the road.





It’s because the inside lane is working class and for grubby things like lorries or people who can only afford little cars that don’t go very fast.





The middle lane is for the middle class. Nice people who have nice cars but don’t like upsetting people, especially themselves, by changing things.





The outside lane is for the upper class. People who can afford speeding fines or middle class people who have ideas above their station.





See, it all makes sense now!

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Published on December 04, 2020 01:24
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