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I won't lie, I'm split on this one. If I'm in a city and the speed limit is 25 and they are going 15, I'm patient behind them. The next traffic light is going to slow me down more than a pair of bikes. If I'm somewhere rural, the speed limit is over 50, and im on a road that sees about 10 cars an hour, yes you have the right of way, but it feels really inconsiderate not to move over for a couple seconds to let someone pass.
Only assholes drive white cars.
As much as I hate cars...
Cars these days mostly spew carbon dioxide and water vapour, two items conspicuously missing from that list.
What "fact" is this trying to show?