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Agreed completely. Furthermore, imo the worst are slow mergers and lane weavers. On both counts they're entering lanes of traffic at wildly different speeds, wh
by notheguyouthink 9y ago
Agreed completely. Furthermore, imo the worst are slow mergers and lane weavers. On both counts they're entering lanes of traffic at wildly different speeds, which not only creates more traffic but puts everyone at risk.
I don't mind speeding in the left lane if they're at a reasonable speed above their immediate right lane. If they're going 30 over what the one-right lane is going it's quite hazardous. Yet so many people feel justified. Selfish.
- CalChris 9y agoThe trouble is that the left lane doubles as the diamond lane at rush hour.
- notheguyouthink 9y agoVery regional, fwiw. I don't have those in my commutes, for example.