JulesMaximus
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People camping out in the left lane, acting as a speed limit enforcing barier, force this kind of behavior.
I think the big issue here is what people are defining as "too slow". If I'm driving at 75 mph in a 60 (and people drive 60-65) and I get passed on the right by a car going 80 mph... yeah...
I think the big issue here is what people are defining as "too slow". If I'm driving at 75 mph in a 60 (and people drive 60-65) and I get passed on the right by a car going 80 mph... yeah...
How about people who use the middle lane (on a 3-lane road) as the slow lane? The road between home and work was recently widened from 2 to 6 lanes. I constantly find myself passing those who I will refer to as "middle laners" in the right or slow lane. The most important lane for good traffic flow on a 6 lane road is the middle lane ... but apparently here in Florida (we have the absolute BEST drivers in the world) the middle lane is the new right or slow lane.
Really, OP, you needed an explanation for this?
because shouting "get the fuck out of the fast lane you fucking idiot!!!!!" has proven to be less effective than just flying around them on the right.
Well the explanations so far have been for the obvious case. Sometimes traffic is going fast on the left (everyone's doing 80+, giving each other space), and someone still insists on going 90 on the right. Waiting for that guy![]()
"KEEP RIGHT UNLESS PASSING" <--- Simple and pretty much always works. If you can't follow this basic rule then please turn in your drivers license ASAP.
If you see a car approaching from the rear that is going much faster than you are it would be nice if you move over to the right.
A lot of Type D passive aggressives out there perceive the car in the rear view mirror as a challenge to their ego/manhood, and as such, deliberately stay put and perhaps even slow down.
