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Having driven quite a lot in the SFBA (SF Bay Area, right?) it's usually out of frustration with traffic clogging up the left half of the highway. Lazy careles
by pengaru 3y ago
Having driven quite a lot in the SFBA (SF Bay Area, right?) it's usually out of frustration with traffic clogging up the left half of the highway.
Lazy careless drivers leave the right lane underutilized, congregating on the left side because they can't be bothered with monitoring let alone handling potentially merging traffic.
So the right lane often becomes the only way to get around these clumped up clusterfucks, and to minimize time spent in the right lane while overtaking, it often occurs at quite extralegal speeds.
- hot_gril 3y agoEven without traffic though, the right lane can be faster because of how many people sit in the left going 65 with nobody in front.