LEO lit me up this morning
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Great point! Some people REFUSE to get out of the left lane. If I'm doing 90 (not that I would) and someone comes up behind me, I move over and let him go. Basic rules of the road and it astonishes me that people just don't get it.
Some folks decide to plant themselves in the left lane and just won't move. Then, if you flash them to move over (another rule of the road), they give you the finger as you go bye them on the right!!
This is one of my biggest gripes about other drivers here in the states. They don't understand that the left lane is for passing ONLY!
I find this is a problem across all states in the NE, not just PA/NJ/NY. While driving in the south, seems to be less of an issue.
Some folks decide to plant themselves in the left lane and just won't move. Then, if you flash them to move over (another rule of the road), they give you the finger as you go bye them on the right!!
This is one of my biggest gripes about other drivers here in the states. They don't understand that the left lane is for passing ONLY!
I find this is a problem across all states in the NE, not just PA/NJ/NY. While driving in the south, seems to be less of an issue.
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Some folks decide to plant themselves in the left lane and just won't move. Then, if you flash them to move over (another rule of the road), they give you the finger as you go bye them on the right!!
This is one of my biggest gripes about other drivers here in the states. They don't understand that the left lane is for passing ONLY!
I find this is a problem across all states in the NE, not just PA/NJ/NY. While driving in the south, seems to be less of an issue.
This is one of my biggest gripes about other drivers here in the states. They don't understand that the left lane is for passing ONLY!
I find this is a problem across all states in the NE, not just PA/NJ/NY. While driving in the south, seems to be less of an issue.
Plus, I leave my headlights on all the time, day or night, so if they don't move over in a reasonable amount of time, I hug the left side of the lane and let them look at my headlight in their side mirror for a while.
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I like to come up behind them with my left turn signal on, to let them know that I'd like to pass. If I remember correctly...isn't that how it is done on the autobahn?
Plus, I leave my headlights on all the time, day or night, so if they don't move over in a reasonable amount of time, I hug the left side of the lane and let them look at my headlight in their side mirror for a while.
Plus, I leave my headlights on all the time, day or night, so if they don't move over in a reasonable amount of time, I hug the left side of the lane and let them look at my headlight in their side mirror for a while.
#65
Drifting
OK, I'm from the west coast. What does LEO stand for? Must be something common to states west of CA. I can only assume it means Law Enforcement Officer - correct? In CA we have the CHP (California Highway Patrol) commonly known as "Chippys" They can be real A$$ holes especially around LA.