RfC77 said:There is a solution for those that sneak up on the inside and jump the queue and it comes in the unlikely form of parked cars on the kerb. When an "insider" sees a parked car ahead they instinctively hit the gas to try to get around you using momentum. As a rule i wait until a parked car comes into view then back off the gas a bit to give the insider a false sense of confidence... now as the insider disappears from the rear view mirror so they're just in the blind spot i'll accelerate rapidly (but within the limit) and slam the overtaking window shut! The insider has no alternative but to hit the brakes and wait until dozens of cars pass before they can rejoin the flow, by now the insider realises that they've lost all the spaces they stole off honest drivers and usually pull their head after being taught a lesson. Executing such a tactic does require a good knowledge of the road, what your car is capable of and who your opposition is, but it's best suited against P-plater insiders who tailgate. In football it's selling the dummy, in soccer you could call it a kevin muscat special.
I do virtually the same when a hoon turns up behind me on a 2 lane road. Looking back in the rear view mirror, the hoon tailgates me so I slow down, the hoon sways left but can't overpass me because another car is in front of him (and me) on the left lane, and in this instance, I speed up a bit so that the other car's right back corner and my car's left front corner come close together which blocks the hoon from swaying in front of me. Love it.