Here’s the first in my series of “Naples Driving Lessons” … at No. 1: Here’s how a driver in Naples, Fla., changes lanes while stopped at a red light. I guess it would be that the driver was entitled if he or she were going to cross over and make a left turn, but, nooooo, this driver just moved over to the other lane after the light turned green and traffic began to move. BTW … the next left turn after this intersection is about a mile away (and the fool couldn’t wait a few moments to merge over). Sigh. I got the shot on Sept. 2, 2022. (Remember: Click on the small image for a bigger version – then click on that one for the full-size photo.)
NAPLES DRIVING LESSONS: How to properly …
#19 … drive a scooter both dangerously and illegally
#18 … ignore a NO U-TURN sign | #17 … be the biggest asshat at parking in Naples
#16 … drive distracted | #15 … screw up backing into a parking space
#14 … drive without a license tag | #13 … block 2 lanes at the same time
#12 … endanger others while turning | #11 … increase the pucker factor of other drivers
#10 … endanger yourself while riding a bicycle | #9 … block the view for other drivers
#8 … use an iguana to block commuters | #7 … block a right-turn lane
#6 … block a crosswalk | #5 … block a lane after changing your mind | #4 … run a red light
#3 … bottleneck a merge lane | #2 … speed and weave in a school zone
Naples Driving Lesson #1: How to properly change lanes while stopped at a red light
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