I do the same with a left lane even if the right is clear, that's all about sending the message that the left lane is the passing lane and not the fucking go under the speed limit lane. But if I'm in the right lane and someone does that it doesn't make sense. Besides looking like a dick that driver is going out of their way to slow themselves down.
Isn't Arizona the cleanest?! Big, wide, clean, smooth roads! If only it wasn't hotter than the devil's taint, i would consider moving.
There’s one good thing I can say about Georgia is for the most part, the roads are in good shape. I used to hate pulling that drill to Augusta on I-20 though. The road was smooth, but you’d hit the joints in that concrete and that drill was really too heavy for the truck I was driving and it would be like riding a bucking bronco until it turned to asphalt
Can’t engage the slingshot if you’re not drafting first, man
I said, nah.
I haven't driven through Cincy in a good decade (would pass through it going from Pittsburgh to Nashville) but I don't remember traffic there being that bad compared to some other cities. I do remember seeing a car in Indianapolis get rear-ended by an 18-wheeler, have it's tire blown out and skid from the far left lane all the way to the right shoulder and come to rest facing traffic, though.Probably cops everywhere because there's so many damned wrecks. Driving through Cinci was one of the worst backups I've seen in years right at the split south of town. Cost me HOURS.I thought the Reds were playing or something. Waze didn't even re-route me.
Even if the right lane is clear?
Houston is it’s own special ring of hell.
They usually get over, especially after I start waving my Judge out the window
I’ll pass
Is LA or Houston worse?
“Usually”
I’m above ever driving in the right lane
You’ll want to, but between six rows of cars in three lanes of traffic, jeepneys, motorcycles with sidecars (tricycles) and mopeds carrying families of six there’s just no way to do it.
I’d say Houston, but that may be because I know L.A. better and know ways around it. Houston has a ton more construction all of the time as well.
It'd be a shame if something unfortunate happened to the winning gingerbread house.
Atlanta is some of the worst in the country. It's like none of them passed their drivers test on the first go-round.
LOL...one of my friends here is from India, and he said the streets in New York are getting to be almost as bad as Calcutta with the cars, trucks, buses, bikes, motorcycles, and e-bikes. The only thing we're missing is the elephants
