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In article <1993Jan6.171638.14756@osf.org> kenny@osf.org (Kenneth Crudup) writes:

>Every time I go thru Jersey, it amazes me to see how *everybody*
>immediately gravitates to the leftmost lane, no matter what. I was able to
>do a sustained 80 because the two right lanes on the GSP were empty, while
>the leftmost lane was moving at 60-65.

When I drove westbound on the Mass Pike December 24 (i.e. heavy traffic) I
came over the top of a hill and got a good look at traffic patterns for the
next mile or two.  The left lane was most crowded, followed by the middle,
and the right lane was almost empty.  Speed was about the same in all lanes.
I managed to go faster than the rest of traffic for a while by travelling in
the right lane.

>Noone in Connecticut can drive. Period. The anti-driver stance of the CT
>gubmint must have taken away whatever spirit they had.

All the roads were closed in the 1980s, so people forgot how to drive.

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    John Carr (jfc@athena.mit.edu)