The word for a special car maneovering

[risorgimento]

Hi,

What is the word for when a car quickly moves among other cars, continuously moving from one side of the road to the other and taking them over?

[Mehrgan]

Hi,

What is the word for when a car quickly moves among other cars, continuously moving from one side of the road to the other and taking them over?

Hi,
There might be better terms, but a single movement is referred to as 'cut in'. Also, you can 'cut somebody up'!

[bhaisahab]

Hi,
There might be better terms, but a single movement is referred to as 'cut in'. Also, you can 'cut somebody up'!

We can say that a car was "weaving through the traffic".

[Coolfootluke]

I am not a teacher.

weaving through traffic

[bhaisahab]

I am not a teacher.

weaving through traffic

Snap!

[Coolfootluke]

Snap!

Back atcha.

[risorgimento]

Thanks everyone.

[BobK]

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a car ... continuously moving from one side of the road to the other and taking them over?

You've had your answer, and this is just a passing comment. A car doesn't take over another car, it overtakes it. 'Taking over' is what one company does to another, or when a person takes charge of a process.

To put the other posts in context, the miscreant car weaves in and out of the traffic, and - in the process - cuts in. So everyone's right.

b