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"Getting ahead" means you're not following the whole point of this idea, which is to MINIMIZE the speed differential between the two lanes. If you want to show
by VikingCoder 12y ago
"Getting ahead" means you're not following the whole point of this idea, which is to MINIMIZE the speed differential between the two lanes.
If you want to show people how it's done, you go the same speed as the cars next to you in the open lane, and zipper merge at the end.
GRRRRR.
Yes, THEY are doing it wrong, because they're early merging. (IDIOTS!) But you are ALSO doing it wrong.
I'm reminded of the George Carlin comment that everyone who drives slower than you is an idiot, and everyone who drives faster than you is an asshole.
- dusing 12y ago"Getting ahead" does not mean speeding, and its hard to go the same speed as the full lane when it is at a stand still. I do slow down from the speed limit significantly just in case someone wants to pop out.