I have to give credit to Tx highway patrol, I've seen them pull slow drivers not in the slow lanes and impeding flow over multiple times when I would drive I-45 South towards Houston, such a satisfying feeling each time I saw that.
It boils down to being a courteous human being. No different than people blocking a grocery store aisle in their little little self absorbed bubble with no clue with what's going on around them.
The interstates were built for that truck specifically bro. His company is paying for the paving.
Looks like a construction zone were there posted lower speed limit signs? Around here speeding in a construction zone gets double fines and troopers are always looking for easy pickings.
Yes it's a construction zone. The normal speed limit is 75, but it's down to 55 due to the construction.
Man wouldn't it be nice if the state spent some money to make 95 two lanes both ways? I mean they'll waste money on other stupid projects, but heaven forbid they ever do something useful.Drove back up to Carson City today and of course, most of that drive is on US 95 which, for the most part is just a 2-lane highway. And, being that so much of Nevada is basin and range, there are points along the way where passing lanes are provided. As we approached one such section, we were behind 2 semi trucks and so I just decided to wait until the passing lanes opened up to make our pass. Of course, as soon as it did, the fuckin truck I was behind promptly pulled into the left lane to pass the truck in front of him and that effectively blocked me. To make matters worse, these passing lanes are typically only 2 miles long and if you can believe it, by the end of those 2 miles, the mother fuckin truck trying to make a pass was never able to do it. Hell, it was never able to gain an inch and so it just pulled back in behind the truck in front and with me still stuck at the very back.
But hey, I know that driver was just doing his job and really, the highways weren't made for us lowly nobodys anyway