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  This is true in my opinion. I’ve always felt it’s important to commit to your mistakes when driving and not be too reactionary >
  
  Yes... I have watched my exit come and go many times from not having time or opening to get over... >
  
  Dude, this! When I know my exit is about 2 km away I start looking to get my ass over into the lane I need. >
  
  "Bad drivers don't miss their exit."
  Like the idiot I saw today in an SUV who initially took the left branch of a highway splitting, realized they wanted to go right, and cut across ~20 feet of grass to get on the right branch (merging into the passing lane from the left shoulder). The best advice I can give to someone like that is to cut your drivers license in half and get a non-drivers ID card, because for the safety of yourself and others, you absolutely do not belong in the driver's seat.