Georgia's 'Slow Poke' bill moves step closer to reality

Absorption with self is just human nature. That's one thing that makes "driving" difficult; avoiding always putting what seems to be your own best self-interest first and operating cooperatively instead of competitively. That's hard if not impossible for the typical motorist, because emotionally they remain 3-5 years old, and they're afraid people will think of them as weak, because that's how they see motoring with caution. "First one to the next stop light wins, everyone else is a loser. (No, I don't count replacing wasted fuel and brakes in my calculations of the time I imagine I saved)!"

My pleasure, entirely. Few things make me happier than not reading "But everyone will run over me!" or "No one would get anywhere if everyone drove like that!".

 

Can someone post a link to that law in the Prime thread?

 

Sounds like retaliation against those "rolling protests" they had a while ago on the loop in Atlanta. I bet if you dig into it, some wealthy or politically connected people were held up those days, and this "law" is the result.

Up next, total highway bans during snow storms.