Pet driving peeves

Colmar Brunton graphic

Tailgaters and slow drivers are the pet peeves of Bay drivers, according to a poll on bayofplentytimes.co.nz.

On Thursday, a story was published that revealed tailgaters, non-indicators and texters were the drivers most likely to get road users' blood boiling, results discovered from a national Colmar Brunton survey.

But the big issues for Bay drivers appear to be tailgaters and slow drivers.

As of Saturday morning, 29 per cent of 300 voters chose tailgaters as their pet peeve, followed closely by slow drivers, taking out 22 per cent of the vote.

The third most selected annoyance was people indicating incorrectly, winning 15 per cent of votes.