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This has been bugging me for a little bit since I'm really not sure if I was wrong or right here. I felt like I was in the right and I still do, but I had nobody in the car and asking friends or family will just get my sympathy and not a real answer. A few days ago I was driving on the highway at about 65-70 MPH in the far left lane. In about a half mile I had to exit, so I signal to move to the right so I can prepare for that. There's someone directly in front of me with an open space to my right and ahead of that space, another car. There's also a car slightly further back from that space. I've been signalling for a few seconds and the space is still clear. The car in front of my soon-to-be position is not braking and has nobody in front of him for a good while, so I feel safe getting behind him since I would only be there for a few moments before moving right again to my exit lane. I begin the turn, and as I start to leave my lane - blinker still on - someone I will refer to as "the guy" who was behind that space starts driving forward into the spot I would soon occupy and had been signalling to enter.

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I keep moving into this spot because I'm not about to pull back into my lane, get boxed in, and miss my exit. I was signalling, I had plenty of room to maneuver into that space, and not only did he practically stand on the horn when I did this, he continued to drive forward almost to BLOCK me from getting into that spot. Technically, I believe he DID have right of way, but for what purpose? He'd just be tailgating the guy in front of him and blocking me from leaving. I'd have to slow down significantly to get behind him and start moving over, which slows down everyone else in my lane.

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At the end of it, he moved to the right, letting me in, and sped off. So, am I the asshole here? The only thing I may have done wrong in my mind is not having enough space between myself and the car in front of me when I moved over, but I preferred that over not giving the person behind me space: I knew the guy in front of me had nobody in front of him and wouldn't have much of a reason to stomp the brakes, I was paying close attention, and I didn't even plan on being in that lane for more than a couple seconds before moving right again. Also: what's your opinion on people who pass on the right, blocking others from getting to exits? I've always thought that if you want to pass someone, do it on the left so that they're not being blocked from moving over towards the most common side of the road for exits.
Output:
changing lanes and possibly cutting someone off