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From: mag@whuxlm.UUCP (Gray Michael A)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: Tailgating 18 Wheelers: a (better) solution
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Date: Sun, 28-Apr-85 21:37:15 EDT
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> I suppose most of the contributors to net.auto were driving long
> before the national speed limit came into effect.  Not me.  I have my
> various reasons for never driving over 60.  So if I stay in the
> fast lane driving, say, one mile over or under the speed limit,
> tough shit to the speeders.  _I'm_ not breaking the law.  If there
> are so many people set on speeding, they can change the laws, right?
> 
> Self-righteous crap, you say?  Is your house burning down?  No?
> Then slow down.
> 				Rob St. Amant
>
Ah, but you ARE breaking the law, which in most states, is
"Keep right EXCEPT to pass."  If you can get to the right line,
and you are not passing someone, you are required to do so.
By the way, since you suggested it,
I agree that your attitude is self-righteous crap. 

Mike Gray