Well that and if you have bright headlights…then I turn on my bright headlights. #LightWarsum......
Well that and if you have bright headlights…then I turn on my bright headlights. #LightWarsum......
I mean - that's the commonly accepted "overtaking you" signal. It should be done far back from the vehicle in front, and there should be nothing to prevent the person out front from moving right.um......
no shitI mean - that's the commonly accepted "overtaking you" signal. It should be done far back from the vehicle in front, and there should be nothing to prevent the person out front from moving right.
If they aren't able to get right, it's a dick-move.
It's just a courtesy... in case the person in front, heaven forbid, isn't paying attention.no shit
I'm pointing out that flashing your lights at someone while calling them an entitled asshole could not possibly be more hypocritical. Because neither of your are 'entitled' to that left lane.
Totally agree. And you can always tell from their mirrors if they are paying attention or not, so you have a head-start.Thats what the horn is for at a stop. People playing on phones: lay on the horn till they start moving.
Wrong wrong wrong.I don’t give a *uck how fast the people behind me want to go if im in the left lane. As long as im going at or above the speed limit and either passing a car on the right (no matter how slowly) or blocked…people behind me can eat a dick.
Quite literally, the worries of the world are behind me.Wrong wrong wrong.
in rideit's car, apparentlyQuite literally, the worries of the world are behind me.
Exactly.Sounds reasonable - if you're passing, then getting back right when possible, there are no problems. Hell - even if you're going *below* the speed limit but are passing and are unable to get right, I've got no problems.
But those aren't the drivers we're talking about here.
Fortunately, our state is one that has a law. Not that it really does much good, as I don't see any evidence it's enforced.Ive looked at several states and it’s generally not law. In a few there is a law, with the appropriate exceptions, but people tend to misconstrue that its illegal to be in the left lane unless you are passing…its not that simple.
It's a good thing it isn't, 'cause I pass HUNDREDS of vehicles on the right... fairly regularly.Likewise with passing on the right, most allow this, its not illegal.
Yeah, its basically non-enforceable for all intents and purposes. Grandma will be in the left lane, too afraid to merge into the right because…traffic.Fortunately, our state is one that has a law. Not that it really does much good, as I don't see any evidence it's enforced.
It's a good thing it isn't, 'cause I pass HUNDREDS of vehicles on the right... fairly regularly.
What I want to know is how the FUCK did Gramma even GET in the left lane? STAY IN THE RIGHT LANE, GRAMMA!!Yeah, its basically non-enforceable for all intents and purposes. Grandma will be in the left lane, too afraid to merge into the right because…traffic.
:i'mwithstupid.gif:It's a good thing it isn't, 'cause I pass HUNDREDS of vehicles on the right... fairly regularly.
Agreed. I usually do it once, a few hundred yards back, and then once or twice if the person is just clueless.I mean - that's the commonly accepted "overtaking you" signal. It should be done far back from the vehicle in front, and there should be nothing to prevent the person out front from moving right.
If they aren't able to get right, it's a dick-move.
Hey, which one of you got me on video?in rideit's car, apparently
nice haircutHey, which one of you got me on video?
and 36!In my spare time I also pretend to be Special Forces.
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Early weekend mornings in Washington when there is little traffic you can find groups of people driving bumper to bumper in the left lane doing 10mph under the limit in the left lane while everything else is wide open. Lemmings are brighter.In all reality, though, I've pretty much given up on the left lane. The right lane is almost *always* faster because it's almost always empty.
Good luck with enforcement."In 2014, Georgia enacted a “Slowpoke Law,” making it a citable offense to camp out in the passing lane (or fast lane) of a highway and hold up traffic behind you, or to otherwise impede the flow of traffic. The stated basis for the law is that drivers going slower than the speed of traffic create risk, to themselves and others on the road, as well as add obstructions to already congested freeways."
Peg O’Connor, an attorney for Harding, said in a statement that her client “made the best decision available to him under the circumstances to protect his family and his future.”this guy was one of the sponsors of florida's don't say gay bill. charges combined he faces a max of 35 years, but we all know he won't get that much.
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