Pedestrians who walk against a red light.
Pedestrians who cross on a yellow light when there's not enough time to get across the street before it turns red.
Pedestrians who stand in the middle of the intersection instead of staying on the curb so drivers can make turns.
Red light runners.
Double parkers
Tailgaters -
People talking on cell phones ANYWHERE - while driving, walking down the street, in elevators, in the grocery store
, in a movie
People who wear back packs and are not aware of how much room that thing takes up on their backs -- I've been hit many times by unconscious back-pack wearers.
SUV's who park in the "compact only" parking spaces.
Those REALLY BRIGHT headlights that blind you at night or people who don't get their headlights adjusted so one is glaring right into my rear-view mirror.
People who don't know the rules of the road. In California it is legal to make a right hand turn at a red light (if it's safe). It's also legal to make a left-hand turn at a red light if it's safe and if you're on a one-way street turning into a one-way street.
People who don't use their turn signals when they drive.
Can you tell I'm a commuter?
People who don't know the difference between their, there and they're; it's and its; to, too and two; are, hour and our; know and no, lose and loose .... etc.
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