Autostrada Soarelui

[IoanC]

Buna ziua,

Am ales sa incep aceasta postare deoarece pur si simplu nu ma mai simt in siguranta pe autostrazile din Romania si pentru ca la ultimul drum pe Autostrada Soarelui am crezut ca imi va fi sfarsitul.
Sunt nascut in Constanta, insa locuiesc in Bucuresti si din diverse motive sunt nevoit des sa merg pe aceasta autostrada. Fara sa va plictisesc prea mult vreau sa trec direct la subiect: Autostrada este plina de soferi dementi obsedati de viteza. Nu inteleg ce se intampla, astazi pur si simplu era sa mor dupa ce un sofer, cred ca avea peste 250km/h, facea zig-zag printre masinile care circulau aproape bara la bara si pe prima si pe a doua banda. A trecut pe langa mine (eram pe prima banda) la o distanta de cativa cm.
Se circula absolut haotic si toata lumea in special cei de pe banda a doua sunt extrem de agresivi daca indraznesti sa circuli pe acea banda cu mai putin de 160 km/h. La plecare aceasi poveste, eram pe prima banda cu 120km/h si din spate pe a doua banda un sofer cu un bmw negru cu semnalizare spre stanga a trecut pe langa mine cu peste 250km/h, insa deoarece benzile erau ocupate mult mai in fata acesta a facut depasirea pe banda de rezerva.

Pe a doua banda se circula mereu agresiv, nu am vazut odata o masina sa mearga regulamentar. Nu inteleg de ce sunt obligat ca sofer daca limita este de 130km/h sa fac loc liber la orice dement care vrea sa mearga cu 200+km/h.
Flash-urile reprezinta limbajul oficial al autostrazii. Odata ce ai primit flash si ai indraznit sa te dai pe prima banda cu intarziere de cateva secunde (nu conteaza daca este ocupata si vei face accident), ti se va arata ori degetul mijlociu ori vei fi injurat.

Nu se poate face absolut nimic in legatura cu acest comportament al unor soferi? Un strain care intra pe drumurile din Romania probabil ca isi face cruce, insa noi suntem nevoiti sa suportam asemenea comportamente chiar daca ne poate costa si viata.


Va multumesc si astept un raspuns de la Dumneavoastra.

[jackson65]

Hello,

I chose to start this post because I simply don't feel safe anymore on the highways in Romania and because on the last road on Autostrada Soarelui I thought it would be the end of me.
I was born in Constanta, but I live in Bucharest and for various reasons I often have to go on this highway. Without boring you too much, I want to go straight to the point: The highway is full of demented drivers obsessed with speed . I don't understand what's happening, today I was simply going to die after a driver, I think he was over 250 km/h, was zig-zagging between the cars that were traveling almost bar to bar and on the first and second lanes. He passed me (I was in the first lane) at a distance of a few cm.
Traffic is absolutely chaotic and everyone, especially those in the second lane, are extremely aggressive if you dare to drive in that lane at less than 160 km/h. At the start, the same story, I was in the first lane at 120 km/h and from behind in the second lane a driver with a black BMW with left turn signals passed me at over 250 km/h, but because the lanes in front were occupied he overtook in the reserve lane.

The second lane is always driven aggressively, not once have I seen a car driving normally. I don't understand why I am obliged as a driver if the limit is 130km/h to make room for any demented person who wants to go 200+km/h.
Flashes represent the official language of the highway. Once you received the flash and dared to get into the first lane with a delay of a few seconds (it doesn't matter if it is occupied and you will have an accident), you will either be shown the middle finger or you will be cursed.

Can absolutely nothing be done about this behavior of some drivers? A foreigner who enters the roads in Romania probably makes a cross, but we have to endure such behavior even if it can cost us our lives.


Thank you and I await your reply.

I understand your concerns about the dangerous driving on Romanian highways. It's important to prioritize safety and report any reckless behavior. Using platforms like yowhatsapp can help stay connected and promote road safety. Let's work together for safer roads.