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   From: jollyroger@pobox.com   
      
   On 2014-03-15, T0m $herman  wrote:   
   > On 3/12/2014 12:53 AM, Your Name wrote:   
   >> I said "some places". There's also a variety of other reasons for   
   >> perhaps not moving over to the "slower" lanes ... including all the   
   >> impatient morons zooming up behind you, changing lanes and passing you   
   >> on the "wrong side".   
   >   
   > Your paragraph makes no sense.  Staying in the right lane (left lane for   
   > most of the Commonwealth and Japan) means the faster traffic will   
   > naturally overtake on the correct side.  Works in Northern Europe, where   
   > the police *will* ticket you for blocking the inside lane.   
      
   That makes perfect sense for two-lane roads. Are all of the highways you   
   drive two-lane roads? Around these parts, we can have many more than   
   just two lanes. Or do you expect all drivers to remain in the right-most   
   lane even when there are 3, 4, or 5 lanes available, just so that the   
   Fast & Furious can have the road all to themselves?   
      
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