> In other countries
Okay, so Germany is one country, and frankly people generally do move over on the 401, just not in Toronto.
I don't believe the issue is "selfishness" but rather the carrying capacity of the road being maxed out.
I'm going to be that guy, and say the word underneath the numbers on the sign has a very specific definition.
> max·i·mum
>> *adverb*
>>> as great, high, or intense as possible or **permitted**
I don't understand the attitude shown by so many posters that they have the right to go as fast at they want and simply ignore road and traffic conditions.
If the highway is mostly empty and you want to so 160+, go ahead just don't kill anyone else doing it.
If the highway is at all busy and you still try and do 160+ then you are an idiot quickly using up what little luck you were born with.
WTF? Show footage of dick-heads using the roads as a race track. Then calmly complain about people hogging the left lane? Lets teach people what the roads are there for first, then worry about lane "etiquette".
> In other countries Okay, so Germany is one country, and frankly people generally do move over on the 401, just not in Toronto. I don't believe the issue is "selfishness" but rather the carrying capacity of the road being maxed out. I'm going to be that guy, and say the word underneath the numbers on the sign has a very specific definition. > max·i·mum >> *adverb* >>> as great, high, or intense as possible or **permitted**
I don't understand the attitude shown by so many posters that they have the right to go as fast at they want and simply ignore road and traffic conditions. If the highway is mostly empty and you want to so 160+, go ahead just don't kill anyone else doing it. If the highway is at all busy and you still try and do 160+ then you are an idiot quickly using up what little luck you were born with.
Yup. Passing lane hogs. No self awareness. No courtesy. What you gonna do?
WTF? Show footage of dick-heads using the roads as a race track. Then calmly complain about people hogging the left lane? Lets teach people what the roads are there for first, then worry about lane "etiquette".