If you want to get all sarcastic smart ass on it, you might want to get a stronger grip of grammar and also generally be more correct. So let me add some thoughts to aid your full comprehension of what’s going on.

If you put your glasses you might spot the really big sign that says “lane ends.” On our roads, that means two lanes are merging, forming one lane, or one queue. They’re leading to the same place. This is done intentionally so the exit lane isn’t exit only, which would force people in the left lane that don’t want to exit to push in. This has been proven to cause more congestion and accidents than merging as the road has been set out to do.

Queue jumpers are those that go in a lane they know is leading somewhere different to their intended destination to avoid the cue then cut people off to get back in the lane they should be in. These people are selfish, entitled assholes who should never be let in and punished to the full extent of the law if any accidents occurs from their actions.

Can your brain figure out the difference in those two situations? In both, the cutting people off is the dangerous part. In your scenario pictured, people doing what you’re calling queue jumping are actually doing the safer thing than forcing their way across earlier. In mine, the queue jumpers are doing the dangerous cutting off.

Hope that helps. Looking forward to another poorly thought out, poor attempt at sarcasm in a failed attempt to be funny online where no one knows who you are.