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pull in front of

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pull (out) in front of someone or something
to drive out into the road in front of someone or some vehicle. A car pulled out in front of me, and I almost hit it. The car pulled in front of a truck and there was a terrible wreck.
See also: front, pull


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Other bugbears included those who did not wave their thanks when allowed to pull in front of another driver in a queue, played loud music in their cars, constant lane-shifters, backseat drivers, tailgaters, and bumper stickers.
In readiness for a bike lane that will eventually run the length of Binley Road and on to Coombe Abbey Country Park, some junctions have been given a red zone which will allow cyclists to pull in front of a line of cars and so be clearly visible.
``He wouldn't pull in front of a Jeep going 50 mph,'' Smith said he remembers hoping.
 
 
 
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