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In California the lane to my left should be moving faster than the lane to my right. Big rigs tend to stay in the right-side "slow" lanes and typically aren't d
by Nadya 11y ago
In California the lane to my left should be moving faster than the lane to my right. Big rigs tend to stay in the right-side "slow" lanes and typically aren't driving the 70-75mph everyone else is (although the speed limit is supposed to be 65mph)
People in the far left lane or carpool lanes are sometimes going 80mph~
Small side note:
When I think highway, I think a 2 lane stretch of road without any stop signs or traffic lights. The simulation makes it sound like they're talking about a freeway.
- QuercusMax 11y agoWhat's your definition of a freeway? I think this may be a regional difference, perhaps - in Ohio, freeway and highway are generally synonyms, and "freeway" may even be used for toll roads at times.
- Nadya 11y agoThis sums it up nicely. http://www.diffen.com/difference/Freeway_vs_Highway http://www.diffen.com/difference/Freeway_vs_Highway