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Ecthy
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Zhonghuà Rénmín Gònghéguó
Mar 2000 time: 06:32
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well Mike, it's not like co drivers never get hurt in accidents...
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Ecthy
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Zhonghuà Rénmín Gònghéguó
Mar 2000 time: 06:32
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highest fatality rate in accidents...
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rev
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Boulder, CO USA
Apr 2001 time: 05:32
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If you drive in America or Canada and you don't understand this, always drive in the right lane, NO MATTER WHAT:
The left lane is for the explicit purpose of passing cars in the right lane, and for merging into left-hand turns. This is irregardless to the posted speed limit or the presence (or lack thereof) of cars behind you. If you remain in a left-lane without passing other cars, you will either be passed on the right or you will be tailgated. You are not a police officer and the speed limit is neither yours to monitor nor enforce.
Also, if you are traveling down a one-way street with two or more lanes and parking is impossible to find, it is not appropriate to cut across any lane in order to reach a parking spot, if the distance between you and the open spot is less than it would take for you to signal, check your blind spot, and safely merge into the proper lane and pull into the parking spot without blocking traffic.
Every day I have to put up with morons who don't understand the two-lane system. I am a speed demon, but don't get me wrong: I obey school zones and construction zones and I don't cut people off or tailgate them (unless they're not respectful of the two-lane system; then it's open season) and I try to avoid passing on the right as much as I can. I stop for stop signs and red lights and I pay my taxes.
But please, for the love of GOD, DRIVE FASTER THAN THE CARS ON YOUR RIGHT!
:P
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MRT144
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Seattle Washington
Oct 2002 time: 21:32
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attention washington drivers:
the merging lane is for merging, not for stopping and then accelerating really fast onto the freeway when traffic clears
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