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Re: Traffic Flames

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From: Karen J. Morgan
Date: Fri, 08 May 1992 18:42
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This has been my biggest pet peeve for YEARS.  (I've been driving
I-35 since 1969.)  

In article <BENEDICT.92Apr28085258@chaos.utexas.edu> benedict@chaos.utexas.edu (Thomas Benedict) writes:

>(As a side
>note, the entrance ramps on the lower deck are all of about 300 feet
>long, so I can see why someone might stop, but this is the time when
>you drive like our pal from NYC, Andy Nguyen, slap on your left turn
>signal, accelerate into traffic, and by golly get on the freeway.
>Freeway traffic in Austin would be a lot easier if at least some
>people drove like that.

Yes, this is how it's supposed to be done, and even if you get
up a head of steam and can't merge "gracefully," it *is* possible
to keep driving straight ahead.  Those white lines are not curbs!

Karen Morgan

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        karen@louise.ae.utexas.edu   -or-   johnson@emx.utexas.edu
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Subject: Re: Traffic Flames
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Date: 8 May 92 18:42:10 GMT
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