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Seeing this I just realized there has been a huge gap in my motorsport experiential grid.
I usually drift a bit more to the left and creep closer. Fill their side mirror! Headlights on helps, too!Camped in the left lane going 71 mph View attachment 301177
Camped in the left lane going 71 mph View attachment 301177
Gotta push em through. If you get in the hammer lane you lose your right to be upset that someone is tailgating.All I can say is if you were riding my a$$ like that, you could be certain that i'd shadow the car to my right for a good long time.
Gotta push em through. If you get in the hammer lane you lose your right to be upset that someone is tailgating.
Yeah , you're the problem , get out of the way , just that simple . Read the signs , SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT ! It doesn't say anything about going the speed limit or not . And it's none of your business how fast I drive . People like you suck .I don't hang in that lane going under the speed limit. Most of the time I suspect the tailgater ends up angrier than I am. I do not feel obligated to help some one drive way over the speed limit. If I let them thru, they are usually riding someone else's a$$ in short order.
What a joke. If the other lane is going 65, you expect him to slow down to get out of your way? You're a bit self-centered, me thinks.Yeah , you're the problem , get out of the way , just that simple . Read the signs , SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT ! It doesn't say anything about going the speed limit or not . And it's none of your business how fast I drive . People like you suck .
The left lane is for passing. Pass or get in the right lane. It’s literally called the passing lane.What a joke. If the other lane is going 65, you expect him to slow down to get out of your way? You're a bit self-centered, me thinks.
Actually, it is called the left lane. But semantics aside. Who is to say he ain't passing?The left lane is for passing. Pass or get in the right lane. It’s literally called the passing lane.
If he is traveling 65 , and the other lane is traveling 65 , he should be in the right lane , and they will both be doing 65 . What is the difference to him ?What a joke. If the other lane is going 65, you expect him to slow down to get out of your way? You're a bit self-centered, me thinks.
Nope, if there’s a guy flying in the hammer lane and I check my mirror and I see he’s gonna catch me before I can get around I back off and let him go. Common courtesy.Actually, it is called the left lane. But semantics aside. Who is to say he ain't passing?
I'm always amused by road ragers that think I should move over and slow down 10 mph so they don't have to. Not happening.
As a truck driver I'm sure you have pulled out on a slow truck and blocked some guy in a white F150 overtaking you by 10 mph so YOU don't have to slow even one MPH while climbing that long hill at 10 under. Happens every day.
Take a deep breath. You'll get there.
Then you are the only truck driver that does so on the western half of I-80.Nope, if there’s a guy flying in the hammer lane and I check my mirror and I see he’s gonna catch me before I can get around I back off and let him go. Common courtesy.
If your not passing get the #*^@#* over. Doesn't matter what the speed limit is. That's what the left lane is for...passing.I don't hang in that lane going under the speed limit. Most of the time I suspect the tailgater ends up angrier than I am. I do not feel obligated to help some one drive way over the speed limit. If I let them thru, they are usually riding someone else's a$$ in short order.
I can't understand why all drivers don't do this . I do it , and if everyone did it there would be no traffic . All it takes is one selfish driver to tie the road up and create a traffic jam or backup .Nope, if there’s a guy flying in the hammer lane and I check my mirror and I see he’s gonna catch me before I can get around I back off and let him go. Common courtesy.