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Old 02-16-2022, 12:05 PM   #1
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Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?

SD - condolences to you and your fam.

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Tesla drivers.

Ive noticed this more.

Morning commute, I take route 29 which is 3 lanes each way. Speed limit is 45 range. Left lane is going 55 or so. Right lane is going 55 or so. Middle lane is going slower than rest of the lanes. Cars in middle lane are trying to change lanes, creating issues.

get up the cause of the middle lane being slower .. theres a guy in his Tesla both hands off wheel on his phone, seat leaning back trying to look as smug cool as possible.

He was technically going the speed limit,technically doing nothing wrong but if he was driving and not on some auto pilot he would be going at the speed and flow of traffic. There wouldnt be this slower moving obstacle in the middle lanes creating headaches for everyone else around him.

The future of driving may be that you cant go over the speed limit. On a 3 lane road, all 3 lanes will have vehicles on auto pilot going exactly the speed limit just creating a wall you cant go around.

Its 8:45 am and people are trying to get to work.
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