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[Angus]

It`s True!!!

[Bunky]

[trashmanssd]

[House of Wax]

[Ronkh]

Trump Valentines cards:

[trashmanssd]

[House of Wax]

aaaaahahahahaha. If you don`t listen to hip hop this won`t be that funny

[ViperGuy21]

aaaaahahahahaha. If you don`t listen to hip hop this won`t be that funny

That`s hilarious!!!

[House of Wax]

[trashmanssd]

[Bunky]

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[FIDOAG14]

Actually according to the book Traffic by Tom Vanderbilt. Merging at the last second is the most efficient method of traffic flow as it fully utilizes the capacity of the road

[ShakingHorizons]

Actually according to the book Traffic by Tom Vanderbilt. Merging at the last second is the most efficient method of traffic flow as it fully utilizes the capacity of the road

Everyone is entitled to having their own (wrong) opinion.

[FIDOAG14]

Everyone is entitled to having their own (wrong) opinion.

Well, the guy did review studies on the matter and provide the facts in the book. (said jestfully)

[nickclark08]

It works once the road is already so backed up that both lanes are stop and go (also referred to the "zipper method" - alternate cars from each lane).

If the traffic is light or flowing, getting over at the last second makes everyone slam on their brakes which just causes the backup in the first place. Ripple effects, generally slower traffic now, etc.

Rant: The ones who fly up the right/left, then cut over at the last second are second only to those that drive slow in the left lane. Left most lane is a passing lane, folks. Keep it clear, or if you insist on using it as a travel lane, you better be leading the pack at a good clip. People are riding your butt because they have no other way to get around you. And, NO, passing somebody on cruise control at 0.2 mph speed difference doesn`t count as passing.

End rant. Sorry, had both of these happen on the way in this morning.

Actually according to the book Traffic by Tom Vanderbilt. Merging at the last second is the most efficient method of traffic flow as it fully utilizes the capacity of the road