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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If frustrated traffic is building up behind you, you are creating unsafe driving conditions for all and putting yourself at huge risk to be rear ended even if you are smugly adhering to the letter of the law. Part of being a good, safe driver is knowing when breaking the rules is actually the safer choice. Sure, those other jabronies could calm down and back off, and they’ll be at fault, but you can’t control them. [/quote] Nah. It’s the bad drivers’ responsibility to follow the law (and control their emotions, too!).[/quote] Drive with the flow of traffic. If literally all of the other drivers are going 5-10 over it’s unsafe to drive the speed limit. If you must drive the speed limit or below put on your blinkers and pull over periodically to let everyone pass. [/quote] That’s not what the law states. Follow the law. You can do it! And as you pass me, screaming and flipping me the bird, I’ll give you a smile and a wink.[/quote] This week I was doing the exact speed limit and had a new model SUV reckless pass me super aggressively. It was an impatient cop![/quote]
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