Back seat drivers

People driving in front of us going too slow

Not using turn signals

Following too closely/tailgating

Driving below the speed limit

Lucille beat me - absolutely has to be the pokey puppies and drive too slow!

Being behind someone who rides their brakes.

Being behind a vehicle that has a turn signal on continuously.

Drivers that don't dim their headlights for oncoming traffic at night.

Being followed by a driver that leaves the bright lights on.

Rusty

People driving in the left lane that won't move over if someone behind them wants to go faster. I don't care if you are going the speed limit or not! You are not suppose to pass on the right so they should get over as soon as traffic permits! You never know if that person ia speeding because of an emergency and even so, it's not up to you to pass judgement, just get over!!!!!!!!!!

I’m chiming in on this one. Traffic. Traffic. Everywhere

Signs say lane is going to one lane, road work. They wait till the last minute and go to the very front.

Or motorcycles that dodge in & out of traffic

Or lady walking her dog on the side of the road, then suddenly darts across the road without looking...(stupid neighbor) lol

People glued to their cell phone talking or texting and not paying attention to the task at hand.

Too many 18 wheelers on the road.

All that have been written above can be annoying, but to me it is that after all the press, laws against it, it blows my mind how many drivers are unable to put driving ahead of their &^%^&*phone!

Getting stuck at every traffic light.

driving under the speed limit.

I will be patient for those who have out of province plates or those who have an N or L on the back of their car (we have graduated driving licensing and those indicate new and so usually young drivers) but beyond that...no

Having vehicles in front of them on the road, and having to obey speed limits.

(Preference would be to drive as fast as they want, without having to worry about other vehicles on the road.)

YES to LoneJack's cell phone comment!!!

Also, illegal handicap parking...or what often appears to be illegal. The car has the placard for the handicap spot, but the driver's able to walk all over Costco. Hmmm...makes me think the handicapped person stayed at home.

LED headlights.

Stop signs......specifically four way intersections. I swear those are the hardest things for people to understand.

ditto what Lindsey said......

Horn honkers

Other drivers on the road?

Lindsey, my apologies. I was referring to those who are abusing the law; hence my comment regarding the actual handicapped person not being in the car. It doesn't seem right that unimpaired people park in those spaces. I don't consider it ignorant to be annoyed with that.
Fortunately, law enforcement here has started cracking down on it. I'll leave it to them.

Chloebud, the point is, you cannot always tell if a person has a handicap just by looking at them. You don't know if your assumption that "the actual handicapped person not being in the car" is correct or not. You can't see a heart condition, or a lung condition by looking at the person. You can't see arthritis in someone's hips, knees, or ankles. You can't see if the person has a visual impairment. Those things can all qualify someone for a placard.

Lindsey, your point is well taken. I am certainly on your side, and anyone else who legitimately needs a placard. Maybe I'm a bit biased since we've known several situations where a family member or friend of a disabled person continuously used the placard/license plate to park in handicap parking spaces without the handicapped person present. In one of those situations the handicapped person was deceased, yet his wife continued to use the placard for months. How is that even possible? It makes me wonder how many other violators are out there, but I'll work on that.