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mmigdol@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (michael a migdol) writes:

> I've personally given up entering the south bound lower ramp. The northbound
> one isn't nearly as bad. But what I would really like to know is how difficul
> it would be to get someone to DO something about it...at the very least, forc
> non-merging trafic into the left lane. Does anyone know of some venue for 
> initiating something along those lines? Would a petition drive work?

Well, someone could show up before rush hour and lie down in the offending
lane, clutching a note about the reason for the protest. That person might 
not enjoy it much, but it >would< get noticed...:-)

(A possibly related story: when I took driving lessons a few years back, I
had to get onto I-35 from somewhere down around 6th Street. I saw some
ominous-looking painted lines in the street, but I followed the flow of
traffic across them and onto the Interstate. The instructor said that I
had violated a heap of traffic laws -- but that he had never seen anyone
successfully make that turn and not violate those laws.)

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