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zhzh
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  #3191175 5-Feb-2024 17:27
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Don't get me wrong, but in general, it's safer if you just go with the flow. Being the slower one among a group of fast-traveling cars increases the overall risk.




SheriffNZ
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  #3191185 5-Feb-2024 18:12
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zhzh:

Don't get me wrong, but in general, it's safer if you just go with the flow. Being the slower one among a group of fast-traveling cars increases the overall risk.



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zhzh
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  #3212210 30-Mar-2024 09:04
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SheriffNZ:
zhzh:

Don't get me wrong, but in general, it's safer if you just go with the flow. Being the slower one among a group of fast-traveling cars increases the overall risk.



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Okay , I'll retract my word. I recall reading it somewhere, but I can't seem to locate it now.



tweake
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  #3212265 30-Mar-2024 10:27
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zhzh:

 

Don't get me wrong, but in general, it's safer if you just go with the flow. Being the slower one among a group of fast-traveling cars increases the overall risk.

 

 

of course that situation cannot exist. if your slower you get left behind and no longer part of the group. the only way to be part of the group is to go at the same speed. 

 

i did see something years ago about having everyone travel at a consistent speed is safer. because there is no passing etc. except real world that doesn't really exist. everyone has different vehicles, some have to obey different speed limits, people have to slow down to turn off and of course there is always one who wants to be in front of everyone.


zhzh
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  #3212665 31-Mar-2024 21:18
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tweake:

zhzh:


Don't get me wrong, but in general, it's safer if you just go with the flow. Being the slower one among a group of fast-traveling cars increases the overall risk.



of course that situation cannot exist. if your slower you get left behind and no longer part of the group. the only way to be part of the group is to go at the same speed. 


i did see something years ago about having everyone travel at a consistent speed is safer. because there is no passing etc. except real world that doesn't really exist. everyone has different vehicles, some have to obey different speed limits, people have to slow down to turn off and of course there is always one who wants to be in front of everyone.



"Getting left behind" means being passed/overtaken by the others.

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