This is the moment when a driver weaves between closed lanes on one smart motorway Like the glowing red Xs in the signs above the streets.
The motorist – known as Danielle – posted the video tick knock Its caption was, ‘Requested men to get out of the queue or I will take off my pants.’
The driver filmed himself passing solid white lines at the cross-hatching as a long line of cars waited patiently in the third lane.
A reckless driver has posted a video on TikTok in which he is weaving in closed lanes on a smart motorway in South Yorkshire to get out of the queue.
They then left several warning signs indicating that the streets had stopped weaving between the streets.
At one point Daniels drives under a red X sign indicating that all three left lanes are closed.
Red X Under Lane Smart indicates closed lanes on motorways for safety of broken vehicles, maintenance work or other safety reasons.
Daniels then jumps from lane three and joins the queue when he finds a gap in a long column of cars.
Motorists could face a £100 fine and three points on their license if caught traveling in a closed motorway lane
The driver was on a smart motorway 12 miles from the Leeds M1.
Between 2014 and 2019, 38 people died on smart motorways.
Motorist Daniels captioned his Tiktok video ‘masculine urges skip the queue or I’ll take my pants off’. The video ends with him finally merging into a queue behind a white van
Concerns are growing about such motorways after several fatal accidents involving stationary vehicles.
Furious motorists blasted TikTok online for reckless driving.
Simon Rhodes said: ‘One day we will see someone jumping a red X and driving over the wreckage, which will hopefully destroy their car’.
Lucy Woodham said: ‘People are saying he’s merging right but he’s literally driving through closed lanes on the motorway.
The driver, who had probably expected praise for his time-saving technology, created a backlash against himself.
‘So yes it is wrong.’
Tom Walford said: ‘Hopefully a fine will be delivered to your door.’
Another added: ‘Aren’t you driving in a closed street in the white line and undertow.
‘And people like you are allowed on the streets, dear God.’
On the other hand, others praised the driver for his driving knowledge.
Dan Collier said: ‘After all, someone knows how to drive.’
One more addition: When cone blocks are lanes you should merge at the merge point. [But] Not already well. Some people can’t drive.