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I'm an avid cyclist and I agree 100%. Of course I live kinda remote and spend most of my time on a MTB but still, roadies should know better. How fun can rush hour cycling actually be for them unless they get off inconveniencing motorists. And while we're at it, F equestrians too. Lazy, beast fetish/riding, big piles of ungulate poop on the trail is A-OK with me, biting fly attracting, selfish, entitled, multi-use trail Nazi snobs.
Doubt it. There should be a city ordinance against biking during certain hours. In most cities, there isn’t enough room on the roads let alone shutting down lanes of traffic for one person to bike is stupid.
In the restaurant, it's not just retirees (though a lot of them), but most anyone that wants breakfast between 12 and 1 is a bit of a pet peeve. We always do it, if we can, but it can be hard to pull off during the lunch rush. 25% of our business comes through the door between 12 and 1, selling mostly burgers and dogs to people on a lunch break.
If you’re going slower than the folks in the right lane in FL, you could get a ticket. The speed limit doesn’t matter. It’s thunderdome!!!!
Could you just get the #### out of the way? Go the speed limit in the non passing lane, Brent.
I'm a law-abiding citizen, you are not.
You can't expect the world to revolve around you, Larry.
You are in the minority here. A bunch of college kids did a video of what would happen in Atlanta if every one drove the speed limit. They all got side by side on one of the major interstates and drove exactly the speed limit. It caused a massive traffic jam and people were going apesh** to get around them.
There's a good chance that you're actually not if you're not passing anyone and/or going slower than normal traffic.
Is there a reason you can't legally drive in the non passing lanes? It's safer and more efficient for everybody.Rodrigo Duterte said:
BULL####, you are the one that is speeding to get around me. Do you not realize this?
Yes everyone know going faster than the speed limit is against the law. Driving 5-10 over the limit has become a generally accepted part of society. Being courteous to others used to be generally accepted as well. Slower traffic keeping to the right is should also be generally accepted. As noted by others this allows the flow of traffic to be better and reduces the chances of accidents.
You would both be breaking the law but only the guy in the left lane is a jerk
Oh hell no.Rodrigo Duterte said:
https://jalopnik.com/5501615/left-lane-passing-laws-a-state-by-state-map
grandma candy.
We all have somewhere to be!...Big man with a horn !abbottjamesr said:
Well, well, look who's come up for air.coincidentally, she should stay to the right also
In many states you are supposed to keep right and use the left lane for passing or for making room for merging traffic. IMO this is the correct and this is the way that I driveRodrigo Duterte said:
If you have earphones in both ears, you have a less chance at hearing horns, emergency vehicles, etc.
I get that if one is blaring music, but it's fine for phone calls. You can still hear your surroundings.
I understand, but you can't assume that they only have it one ear and not both.
Ever try It? Ear buds in both ears while driving? You don't miss sirens, honking horns, tires screeching and the like, whether your on a call or listening to a podcast, audio book or whatever. Maybe if you're hard of hearing to begin with.
Do new cars not have AUX inputs anymore? I can't imagine wanted to drive with earbuds over having it come out of the car stereo.
No because it is against the law in Virginia. Even if it wasn't I wouldn't do it.
