Careful now, you risk the wrath of the do-gooders that will scream in all capital letters that you're not to exceed the posted speed limit no matter what, and you're a family killing super trucker. The fact that every other person is doing 70 in a 65 means nothing to them, and they're perfectly justified to run 60 in the left lane, while everyone else does 70. All because they're safely going under the state imposed speed limit.
I'm seeing a new negative trend being born with truckers
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I’ll stay in the right but when the pot holes get to crazy I’m switching to hammer lane until road evens out. Could be 200 ft or 20 miles.
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I don’t really care about left lane cruisers. My thing is high beams. Why in the world does about 1/10 vehicles just keep high beams on!
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Yep pick one or the other. I have had to choose both avoidance techniques the last 18 months I have been hauling a Shotgun.
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And yet for some reason on 20 in SC during the ten mile stretch of construction and “trucks use left lane” everyone blows by at 75 mph in the right lane.
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