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What exactly is "left lane blocking" 4035

What exactly is "left lane blocking" 4036
N8N I like the way that you decide that speed limits "are asinine and are not reflective of any real world condition..." while defending KREP and STK Rules as some...

No it's not;if you don't know the difference,you shouldn't be driving. In reality,you're just trying to create some exception or justification for YOU not doing the right thing.(STKR)

Whether or not I have a "right" to speed,it does not permit other non-LEOs from being "enforcers" by engaging in behavior they would not do for those *under* the speed limit,LLBing or blocking faster traffic thats under the SL.

You simply are making other drivers comply with YOUR choice of speed,by blocking them in the pbutting lane.

No,I expect they should avoid behavior known to be hazardous;LLBing,blocking faster traffic in the pbutting lane.

How stupid can you get? There's a simple question. Faster traffic is traffic that is at a higher rate of speed than yours.

HERE you PROVE beyond a doubt you are just trying to be a speed limit enforcer with your LLBing.You don't want to "let them speed". You are a wanna-be cop. Me,I just want traffic to flow,not get bunched up by LLBers.It's safer that way.

It's not reasonable,it violates STKR.

Actually,that would make things worse;it would make people bunch up like they used to do back with the 55 NMSL.That's why most police avoid doing speed enforcement during rush periods.

What exactly is "left lane blocking" 4037
Scott en Aztl‡n" No, it is due to folks who completely disreard the speed limit - which apparently means you. If you think the speed limit...

-- Jim Yanik jyanik at kua.net




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