Why to truck drivers drive in the middle lane?

Because most of you do not know or care about the legal way to enter a limited access roadway. OTOH, in areas away from thick urban traffic there's no excuse for not being in the right lane except when passing.

The simple way to eliminate trucks from your traffic woes is to stop buying stuff.

Frank

 

why are trucks driving in the middle lane(s)?

 

It's amazing what one can learn using the

 

Did you sign in today just to ask that question?I often wonder the same thing about 4 wheelers.

 

Yep. Not much on this topic that hasn't been said dozens of times.

What I would like to know is why so many 4 wheelers like to hang out in the middle lane and hold up trucks who aren't permitted left.

 

When people obtain driver licenses, they should be educated on how to share the road with big trucks, they should learn about trucks weight, speed, brake distances and operating manner. Unfortunately no one is being taught that, so the general public thinks that operating the big truck is the same as driving a regular car

 

we wish not to fall off the edge of the earth?

 

I'd like to know why 4 wheelers doesnt know what yield means why do trks have to babysit the 4 wheelers.

 

That's the reason. But for me my only issue when you say trucks are the main cause of traffic jams. Usually when that's said a person almost always puts the entire essence of the responsibility every driver has while driving on the driver. What about the mismanagement and the lack of driving prowess when passing trucks, or sitting in their blind spot, not giving us enough following space 365 days a year. Don't ask me to drive normally on the 366th. Basically I'm not responsible for lack of knowledge or understanding of driving. They think they know though so jams will continue to be worse that they should be.