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Input: So bear with me, because this is kind of confusing. I was on my way to work this morning during rush hour. I was pulling off an interstate and turned right onto a 4 lane highway. The lane I was turning into is a “Keep Moving” lane meaning you are not supposed to yield while turning right. So I make my turn &amp; get about 50 feet down the road when a women sitting in the passenger seat of a red mustang starts to scream at me as the driver of that mustang aggressively begins to run me off the road. He got maybe a foot away from me before he swerved away from me. He did that 2 or 3 times. The woman was screaming “This is a fucking funeral procession. Get the fuck over!” 

I’m not sure how common funeral processions like this are outside of the southern United States, but I’ve grown up seeing them &amp; was taught by example from my parents to pull over when they pass. They’re usually escorted by 3 cops, one in the front leading the hearse, one somewhere in the middle and one in the back. This happens during a funeral after the service on the way to the burial site. 

I was stunned. I looked ahead of her and saw a line of maybe 10-12 lifted trucks ahead of them all with their caution lights flashing. All of these cars were spread apart enough to ensure no one could pass them. They were also going maybe 15 mph. There was no police escort and I saw no hearse. The only thing I eventually saw was a private van with a single red/blue light flashing on the roof. It had no writing on it to insinuate that it was the police. 

The highway eventually changes from a 4 lane road to 2 lanes on both sides. So this procession rides in the middle for 5 or 6 miles going 15 mph. I ended up being 20 minutes late to work &amp; I’m pissed. I understand pulling over for funeral processions most of the time, especially when they have a police escort &amp; going a reasonable speed but this was ridiculous. It took a lot for me not to call the police for that mustang’s reckless driving, but I’m sure they are grieving/not thinking clearly and who wants to pull over someone on the way to a funeral? 

AITA for not wanting to pull over for a funeral procession?

not pulling over for a funeral procession