I've been around long enough to have a basis for my frustrations. I'm not just some guy who has random gripes because I'm really mad about something else.
One of my biggest gripes right now is I-4. I have to traverse this paved bastion of stupidity on a daily basis. Over the years, I have noticed some pretty incredible anomalies that just don't make any $%#$%@$ sense.
And one of the biggest annoyances about driving on I-4 are people getting onto I-4 from the westbound entrance at Saxon Blvd. For some idiotic reason, the majority of drivers have commitment issues with leaving the merging lane. Why?
How hard is it to understand that lane is ending in a 1/4 mile. Ooooh no. You persist in staying in that lane, knowing damn well it's about to end.
At the last moment you have to dive to the left, cutting off a tractor trailer, or family of tourist about to blow thousands of dollars on a well-deserved vacation.
I witness this every day. Not once in a while. Not once a month. Every damn day.
On what highway in America have you driven on where the merging lane just never ends? By that logic, highways would be 200 lanes wide and there would be no traffic!
If you haven't figured out that when you're merging onto the highway, the lane you used to get onto that highway is probably going to end, you should consider donating yourself to science.
Today.
One of my biggest gripes right now is I-4. I have to traverse this paved bastion of stupidity on a daily basis. Over the years, I have noticed some pretty incredible anomalies that just don't make any $%#$%@$ sense.
And one of the biggest annoyances about driving on I-4 are people getting onto I-4 from the westbound entrance at Saxon Blvd. For some idiotic reason, the majority of drivers have commitment issues with leaving the merging lane. Why?
How hard is it to understand that lane is ending in a 1/4 mile. Ooooh no. You persist in staying in that lane, knowing damn well it's about to end.
At the last moment you have to dive to the left, cutting off a tractor trailer, or family of tourist about to blow thousands of dollars on a well-deserved vacation.
I witness this every day. Not once in a while. Not once a month. Every damn day.
On what highway in America have you driven on where the merging lane just never ends? By that logic, highways would be 200 lanes wide and there would be no traffic!
If you haven't figured out that when you're merging onto the highway, the lane you used to get onto that highway is probably going to end, you should consider donating yourself to science.
Today.
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