Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How to say you are a MD driver without saying you are a MD driver.
What are you talking about??
MD drivers still haven't figured out that the left lane is for passing.
So in your case you were there so driver passed you on the shoulder (not safe but another MD driver) and came back I to left lane. BECAUSE THERE WAS NO ONE IN FRONT OF YOU IN THE LEFT LANE.
Or the driver passed you on the left and couldn't get back into the left lane because there were other MD drivers making a turtle parade in the left lane.
Just stay right. You can do it. Promise.
Anonymous wrote:I could not get over, there was tons of fast traffic and I was already 10MPH over any how. Why are people racing and what are we going to do about it is the question. I did not mention that there was a bright green race car 2 lanes over with the #77 painted on the front that he was trying to race.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How to say you are a MD driver without saying you are a MD driver.
What are you talking about??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How to say you are a MD driver without saying you are a MD driver.
+100
OP stop cruising in the left lane. You should have been paying attention to your mirrors and notice that someone faster was approaching, giving you opportunity to move over. I don't flash my lights at people, but you should have been aware of his presence before he had the opportunity to do so. Pay attention to your surroundings. Check your mirrors constantly. Slower traffic keep right.
-NP
Anonymous wrote:I could not get over, there was tons of fast traffic and I was already 10MPH over any how. Why are people racing and what are we going to do about it is the question. I did not mention that there was a bright green race car 2 lanes over with the #77 painted on the front that he was trying to race.
Anonymous wrote:How to say you are a MD driver without saying you are a MD driver.
Anonymous wrote:How to say you are a MD driver without saying you are a MD driver.
Anonymous wrote:I suppose you can call the non-emergency number, but there isn’t much the police can do. MCPD is short staffed. One district that should have 140 officers is down 40 right now. There also aren’t a lot of people applying to the academy, so this problem will get worse.
Officers also can’t pursue in Montgomery County, so somebody intent on speeding only has to continue driving.
I guess my suggestion would be to reach out to Elrich and the County Council. Their policies contributed to this.