The left lane

[Tanfodude]

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[Methane Herder]

So, the totally self absorbed, can't be bothered, this is my lane, left vehicle seat occupier needs a wake up call?????

Splash, splash, splash.

MH

 

[Cameramonkey]

Maybe we can organize an INGO class and @Frank_N_Stein can teach us how to pit?

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

Maybe we can organize an INGO class and @Frank_N_Stein can teach us how to pit?

You tell me when and where and provide the training vehicles, and I'll be there.

 

[tmschuller]

Here’s an idea: meet in Indy and head northbound.. plenty of time to practice between Indy and say.. Muncie. Lots of cars always in the left lane.

 

[MuttX7]

In Monroe County we call it the Lawrence County lane because all the slow drivers in the left hand lane have 47 plates.

 

[Nazgul]

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Ever driven thru Ohio?? It is normal for the slowest drivers to ride the left lane.

Don

 

[Ziggidy]

Some truck drivers are just as guilty.

 

[Cameramonkey]

Ever driven thru Ohio?? It is normal for the slowest drivers to ride the left lane.

Don

No doubt. I’d rather drive all the way down to Huntsville (6 1/2 hours) than drive over to Dover, oh (4 1/2). Buckeyes can’t effing drive.

 

[tomcat13]

Good thing Indiana has that Law to Prohibit just Cruising in the Left Lane.
So That's Working (insert purple as needed)
Just got back from Montana & those folks hang out in the Left Lane like it's their Job.
80mph Speed Limit on the Interstates & those folks doing 75 in the Left Lane!
I used to think Michiganders were the Worst at this-I Stand Corrected & the Winners Are: Montanans.

 

[two70]

Ever driven thru Ohio?? It is normal for the slowest drivers to ride the left lane.

Don

You don't have to go to Ohio to observe this behavior, the FOPs drive the same way here when they visit. It's not just the slowest drivers either, I'm pretty sure Ohio roads have multiple lanes solely to allow people from other states to pass Ohio drivers on the right.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

No doubt. I’d rather drive all the way down to Huntsville (6 1/2 hours) than drive over to Dover, oh (4 1/2). Buckeyes can’t effing drive.

I go to Huntsville 3-4 times a year for training. Other than going through Louisville and Nashville, that isn't a bad drive. Its like Thunderdome in those cities.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

In Monroe County we call it the Lawrence County lane because all the slow drivers in the left hand lane have 47 plates.

They’re probably all from Mitchell too. They like to get over early, so they don’t miss their turn.

 

[42769vette]

Some truck drivers are just as guilty.

Semis get a little grace. A lot of times they are giving it all they got, but still barely passing the semi beside them.

 

[two70]

I go to Huntsville 3-4 times a year for training. Other than going through Louisville and Nashville, that isn't a bad drive. Its like Thunderdome in those cities.

Nashville has some of the poorest designed and terribly spaced exit/entrance ramps. Plenty of poor drivers too. At least they don't have stoplights on the on ramps like Denver does but that is about the only poor design choice they have avoided.

 

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[Frank_N_Stein]

Nashville has some of the poorest designed and terribly spaced exit/entrance ramps. Plenty of poor drivers too. At least they don't have stoplights on the on ramps like Denver does but that is about the only poor design choice they have avoided.

That whole city is poorly designed. I worked for MNPD and getting anywhere quickly was impossible.

 

[bobzilla]

I go to Huntsville 3-4 times a year for training. Other than going through Louisville and Nashville, that isn't a bad drive. Its like Thunderdome in those cities.

which is pleasant compared to Hotlanta.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

which is pleasant compared to Hotlanta.

Never driven there and don't plan on ever doing it. I've flown to there and then was driven to Anniston, AL and that is all I needed to know to avoid ATL like the plague.

 

[bobzilla]

Never driven there and don't plan on ever doing it. I've flown to there and then was driven to Anniston, AL and that is all I needed to know to avoid ATL like the plague.

Been driving/riding through atl since I was 3. I'm much older than 3 now.