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Another Bill wrote: Oncoming driver turned out to be LHD

... returned to correct side of road in plenty of time

Few years back, at the Isle of Man TT, several fatalities of German riders

... who didn't.

IIRC several signs were placed to remind European riders.

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It is also an indication that perhaps as advanced drivers we have a tendency to over-think at times?! Ultimately - every scenario is different - looking for a rule to use To be fair to the OP (and without bothering to go back and check :roll: :lol: :hit: ), it was more about clarification of meanin...

I'll just leave this here... https://ritholtz.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/howmuchiknow.png No implications intended. And I'm sure most here will know about the Dunning-Kruger effect. Or do we ... ? Irony meter to 11, we may not be quite right in what we think! https://www.scientificamerican.com/...

It struck me later that it could have been a deliberate action, to take some attention / concentration, so that I couldn't focus on 'putting on a show'. It seems to me this would have been done to help you feel at ease. but then it's up to you how long it continues and how involved the conversation...

How much delay do you mean, low single-figure seconds delay, or longer? Not sure where this fits in the sequence of this part of the conversation. If you explain, I'll try to answer. Irrelevant for the signalling question. Just me being interested (and a temporary thread derail). I took your origin...

Strangely Brown wrote:The photo is a snapshot of a moment in time. It does not show at what point the signal was applied or whether it was cancelled a moment later.

Indicators go on and off. A moment later it would have been off anyway.

Your use of the indicator carried a meaning known only to you. A headlamp flash is probably the most extreme example of potential for 'transmt-receive' errors. Anyway, Highway Code: https://www.highwaycodeuk.co.uk/using-the-road-overtaking.html Seems to be a signal: https://www.highwaycodeuk.co.uk/...

Given the potential for severe consequences if it goes wrong, erring on the side of caution - Vs a hurried mistake - has to be better IMO. sometimes I'm not as prepared as I should be I ought to have been more clear about this, thinking the short-hand would be understood; I wasn't paying as much at...

Gareth wrote: opportunities have slipped away.

Given the potential for severe consequences if it goes wrong, erring on the side of caution - Vs a hurried mistake - has to be better IMO.