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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Often it is because aggressive assholes like the above poster keep passing on the right and I can’t get over.  [/quote]

Yes!! OMG..can you give me a moment to get over please?  I am normally already going about 7-10 miles over the speed limit, and there is a car to my right and you are on my tail.  I have to now gas it and try to get in front of the car next to me, just so you can now go 20miles over the speed limit.  So intead I slow down so all you people can pass me and I can get over...geez! :roll: [/quote]

Ugh you are the worst driver. Unpredictable, inconsistent and nervous.
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You are worse.  Agressive and dangerous.[/quote]

Agree; between the two of you the aggressive jerk is the worst kind of driver on the road, responsible for most accidents.[/quote]

NP but this is dead wrong. The vast majority of people who drive fast on the left, using the far left for passing (then returning to second left), are very good drivers. Even at 75 or 80+. (I’m not talking here about ridiculous 20 year old hotheads with MD plates doing 105 in a Honda Civic.)

The real risks to everyone are the nervous, indecisive, and frenetic drivers going much slower. Plus the hall monitors. Between those two groups you have massive, unpredictable disruptions in traffic; people who can’t merge, can’t facilitate someone else merging; people inciting road rage and intentionally creating obstacles because they don’t like how fast someone is going. Gleefully playing chicken on a highway because you think you’re “right” is incredibly dangerous even at 55mph.

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