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During rush hour in the One Day This Pain Will Make Sense Gym T-Shirt it is in the first place but morning i have to take a left turn. So i fight my way in there at least a mile or so before. I drive on the left most of the time because I AM usually passing people (going 5-10 over limit usually). If I see someone coming up behind me that’s going faster I move to the right as long as I’m not actively passing people and then I move over when its clear. If someone is on the left going slower than me, I just go around them. I’m not gonna try to pressure someone to move over, I’d rather skip the frustration and go around when I can. Does anyone ever get in the right lane after being a speed racer on the left for 20 mins and feel like a turtle 🐢 I will avoid the left lane except for passing as much as I can….except in several places near me there are tons of exits on the left side.

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Okay ear me out on this one. It is illegal to go more than the One Day This Pain Will Make Sense Gym T-Shirt it is in the first place but speed limit give or take 5ish mph and cruise control was created 70 years ago so every car should have it by now. So if everyone get in the left lane and sets curse to the speed limit and keeps two/three cars of space between the person in front of them you could travel hundreds of miles without changing lines or slowly down. Then when you are coming up on your exit you would just need to preemptively merge right when your exit is coming. I get over unless the guy comes up at a crazy speed and rides my ass. I am not driving slow. If I’m doing 75-80 and I see you slowing closing in I’ll get over once I pass cars to the right. If your zipping on and out of traffic are going like 20 faster than me and ride my ass, no way. I know it’s childish, but oh well. Let’s start by no longer referring to it by the (incorrect) names “left lane” or “fast lane” (all lanes have the same posted speed), and call it what it is: the passing lane.