[Freak_NL]

So, don't fuck around with your phone while driving. Stick to the traffic rules. Avoiding him seems really, really easy.

Anyone who chooses to grab their phone while driving a car deserves all the negativity they get. Unlearn that habit. Seek help if you're addicted to that device. Or just take the Tube.

[Traster]

Yeah this is the animosity I'm talking about. I'd just point out that this also translates to drivers showing that animosity to cyclists on the streets in London.

[ndsipa_pomu]

There's a huge difference between "animosity" because someone is endangering your life and "animosity" because you're stuck in traffic and don't like seeing a cyclist making progress. Most of the "animosity" from drivers is due to them not thinking clearly about the situation and also being aggressive bullies.

[cwillu]

And what about the people he harasses who are literally stopped?

[n4r9]

If you're queuing in traffic or stopped at some lights, then you're still in control of a big metal machine on the road and have a responsibility to have your attention on the road. If you're distracted then you might not notice a situation where you need to move the car aside in order to prevent an accident from escalating.

[Y-bar]

You mean he harasses the people who are so entitled that when called out on their dangerous and illegal driving they get confrontational?

[adammarples]

I think a lot of these are while idling at traffic lights and tbh, I have a little sympathy

[MBCook]

Does the law say that’s OK?

If not, the driver is still in the wrong.