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17-01-2017, 07:58 PM
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Agree.
Melbourne freeways are clogged full of trucks (in the right lanes), With other cars all competing to do the speed limit + / - 1 kmh - really blocks up the traffic and causes other bad driving behaviours. Why - you must be doing the right thing if you are not speeding and the speed cameras wont get you. It doesn't mean its good driving. A marked car or bike moving through traffic seems to sort the behaviour out though....... |
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Re: Constant lane changing in heavy traffic a big cause of freeway crashes: VicRoads
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