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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You ALWAYS yield to someone who wants to go faster, yes. If you're zipping past folks in the right hand lane, it's easy enough for you to move right for 30 seconds, let the fast car past, and then use the left lane to pass. OP, to your question, it's culturally appropriate to flash. However, lots of drivers are not paying attention (impaired) or not aware that flashing lights is the universal signal for "get the hell out of my way/this lane." [b]IME, the cars that respond to flashing lights are the same ones that notice me coming up behind them and move out of the way quickly, because they know how to drive. Flashing lights are completely ineffective for most left lane sitters - they either don't know what it means or don't are.[/b] [/quote] Yes. If they are paying attention enough to respond to your flashing lights, they have probably already moved over.[/quote]
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