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Originally Posted by Dr. Evil
No, driving at 120 and changing into a lane where the traffic is going slower is MORE dangerous than maintaining my speed in the lane I am in. Deerfoot is not a highway, it's a freeway within the city. If it was a highway it would be patrolled by the RCMP. Furthermore, ANY cop that tells me I must yeild to someone going faster than the posted speed limit needs their badge taken. You are trying to tell me 2 officers of the law who are sworn to uphold the law, which states the maximun speed allowed to travel is 100KPH say it's ok for someone to exceed that speed and tailgate others in an attempt to force them to yield the lane is right, you are on glue. Cops just say that crap so they don't have to get into the argument, and I know plenty of cops. Slower traffic means traffic going SLOWER than 100KPH, because BY LAW you are not to go above. And as already stated my "law abiding ass" was breaking the law going 20 over. Thanks for reading that. I drive in the left lane till I get to the off-ramp I need. That's what it's there for. If you don't like the speed I'm going, to F-ing bad. You own nothing on the road that I don't and if you want to go faster YOU can put yourself and everyone else at risk by trying to pass in other lanes. I'm not ever going to yield to anyone because they think they have any rights over what I do. ANY cop who tells me I'm wrong or pulls me over will find a nice preprimand against them for not dealing with the real problem and make such utter false statements. Oh yeah, I know a GREAT lawyer to.
Just to clarrify, I'm in the left lane going a great distance on one road and travelling usualy above the posted limit (yes, I am a BAD driver) all the while passing traffic in the middle lane. I am not going slower than the traffic next to me and by the general logic of the posted on this message board I own the road. I'm under no obligation to move into a lane of slower moving traffic for anyone without blue and/or red flashing lights. I am also doing my best to leave a large following distance for safety and others who may want to merge into the lane. I begin making my way to the right lanes well before my exit based on the density and flow of traffic. If that's not good enough to be driving in the left lane, it really doesn't matter. You can tailgate me all you want, I'm not going to yield to anyone who thinks they have to be someplace more important to get to than me. You own as much of the road as I do, exactly none.
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You are seriously one of the most miserable people I have come across. What is it that makes you this way? Have you heard of something called courtesy? Your bitterness is disgusting, and your rant has all the maturity of a 5 year old. The fact is if you had any courtesy or regard for other people you would drive where you impeded traffic the least, wherever that may be. It depends on the situation. You act like a freaking computer instead of reacting to certain situations differently. Sometimes it's safer to be in the left lane, other time it's safer to be in another lane. It all great that you are trying to change the world, but you are a hypocrite and probably the worst driver in Alberta.