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Originally Posted by luv2spd
I heard that in North America people don't like to be behind someone else, especially if it is a larger vehicle or truck. Bad drivers pick a lane where there is no-one in front of them so that they can see far ahead. Bad drivers also like to drive larger and larger vehicles so that they can sit high hoping to see far ahead, but everyone buying larger vehicles defeats this purpose. I don't believe the lack of lane discipline is lack of education, it has to do with bad drivers feeling safer without cars in front of them.
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They don't want to be behind the truck, buth then they are unwilling to actually pass truck. Now we have a rolling road block slowing down all traffic.
But why are they bad drivers? The times of my commute means they can still drive in the near lane of a 4 lane divided highway, and see far down the road. Yet they don't. Psychology is a factor but it isn't the sole explanation.
JockoT 
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