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No. I’m saying that when faster traffic comes across these drivers they either change lanes immediately, if possible, which causes problems or they stay behind
by alphabettsy 8y ago
No. I’m saying that when faster traffic comes across these drivers they either change lanes immediately, if possible, which causes problems or they stay behind that driver, but still with many cars hunting for a faster moving lane behind them. I don’t find the slow moving line to be any closer together at all mostly because of people constantly changing through that lane.
If the far right or middle lanes are traveling faster than the left and also moving smoothly then someone’s doing it wrong.