Texas Lane Change

To change from the far most left lane of the interstate, to the far most right lane at a high rate of speed, in an attempt to make the exit. Typically occurs on Texas Interstates such as I-45, I-10, etc.

“Whoa bro, watch out this guys doing 95 to try and make the exit!” “Damn, he almost hit me doing that Texas lane change!”

by Coolsno September 11, 2022

colorado lane change

An extremely rapid lane change without looking, usually on a cell phone. This can be achieved in both city and highway traffic at any speed other than the posted speed limit.

While driving home from work, a truck colorado lane changed and came two inches from my passenger door almost running me off the road. (This shit happens on a daily basis. And no its not the damn californians)

by biggrizz August 2, 2014

Bathroom Lane Change

When you go into a bathroom to take a leak and all the sudden you have to take a shit and move from the urinal to a stall.

Man, yesterday I was at the urinal taking a piss and my stomach got all tore up and I had to take a shit . I had to zip up and hit the stall.

Oh, so you did a bathroom lane change.

by joemanshowman March 4, 2018

Unsignaled lane change

During the act of intercourse, the man pulls out to far and inserts in her anus without warning.

I pulled an unsignaled lane change on her last night.

by Mnuz20 April 25, 2025

Chinese lane change

When a driver turns on their blinker in one direction, then immediately changes lanes in the opposite direction.

I had to slam on the brakes because the car in front of me pulled a Chinese lane change.

by philfodih February 8, 2026

Same Lane Shame Change

When you try to pass a slow moving car by switching lanes only to find there is another car going slower, then you get back behind the previous car.

I had to do a Same Lane Shame Change after I tried passing the old lady in the POV then ended up behind a mini van.

by mdub783 July 19, 2014

Chancery Lane

Noun meaning to take a chance, or a decision at random. Also used as a metaphorical road, implying someone is taking a risk.

(Named after the London tube station on the Central Line.)

'Let's take a Chancery Lane'.

or

'Sounds a bit risky, you're walking down Chancery Lane here..'

by East-end wordary September 21, 2011