Driving in the Bay Area requires forbearance, planning, and low expectations about one's time of travel. Always being able to see the humor in situations also helps.
This afternoon the driver to my right inserted himself into the left turn lane ahead of me. There were several explanations, none of them flattering to him. Nevertheless, forbearance.
Then the frontmost driver decided that he was in the wrong lane and shifted to his right. Obviously, when the left arrow came on, nobody moved.
Conclusions: 1) Robot cars can't come soon enough. 2) Two wrongs don't make the light.
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