Driver sparks furious reaction after sharing merge-cutting hack to avoid being stuck in traffic

Reddit and Instagram users are outraged over a Philadelphia driver who revealed how he saved “15 minutes of travel time.”

Podcast host Keith Joyner shared an Instagram video on February 15 that showed him speeding down a two-lane road off a highway.

Joyner passed several cars at a traffic light before cutting behind one of the vehicles in the front of the left lane.

Her Instagram video received 1.2 million views in a week and was posted yesterday by a Reddit user in the slightly infuriating community.

Joyner, who has nearly 100,000 followers on Instagram, has posted several videos of himself driving on Pennsylvania roads and highways.

The podcast host stated that he was teaching everyone “one more thing” as he pulled off the road.

Joyner was driving in the right lane alongside a long line of cars turning left at a traffic light.

He also wanted to turn left, so he decided to perform a trick that one Reddit user has seen happen “too many times” in real life.

“You have to act like you’re turning right, but when you get to the front… Soon you see a little opening, you dive in,” Joyner said.

When he entered the turn lane, the cars in front and behind Joyner did not honk.

Although what Joyner did was not technically a crime in Pennsylvania, social media users were still angry at the podcast host’s driving.

“God, I hate people who do this,” one Reddit user wrote.

“These are the same people who get furious when someone tries to legally merge.”

Some Reddit users commented that what Joyner did was a “dumb move.”

‘It’s amazing how he’s giving instructions like he’s just found a life hack. Bro, we all know how to be a ******, we don’t need a lesson. “Most of us choose not to,” another Reddit user wrote.

Instagram users have also been angry with him, with one Instagrammer even writing that it was a “clear sign of a selfish, narcissistic, entitled person.”

However, some Instagram users who didn’t criticize Joyner admitted that they drive the same way, with one person even writing that they do it “every day.”