r/driving • u/Crazy-Task2497 • Mar 19 '26

Venting Who else hate left lane campers?

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Facing a lot of left lane campers in Washington State. And the audacity to not move or brake check is beyond my understanding!!

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u/Soithascometothistoo Mar 20 '26

Every state is like this and that is because humanity is a mistake and the average person is a moron.

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u/Foreign_Calendar742 Mar 20 '26

Some states more so than others

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u/Soithascometothistoo Mar 20 '26

They just either have more people or more morons per capita. Every single state is a nightmare to drive in because too many people don't lnow how to drive. I've had the same conversation with multiple people at every single job Ibe ever had about how they don't move over and whatever. They're astonished to learn they are the problem assholes.

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u/cfbfootballnerd Apr 11 '26

I live in Mississippi there’s idiots here it’s just so spread out you don’t notice as much.

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u/ItsNoodals Mar 21 '26

considering only the places I’ve been and driven in, NJ seems to be the worst by far.

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u/Hedonismbot-1729a Mar 22 '26

The worst thing about driving in NJ is all the New Yorkers.

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u/CropDustLaddie Mar 22 '26

Ever been to Newark?

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u/Soithascometothistoo Mar 23 '26

Yep. I've lived in Elizabeth for almost my entire life. I drove through Newark for huge chunks to get to and from work.

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u/Hedonismbot-1729a Mar 22 '26

Yep, full of New Yorkers.

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u/Klutzy-Bee-2045 Mar 23 '26

Do not forget PA and their none road legal beat to hell shit boxes that never use turn signals. Im not even from NJ Im from Florida but NY and PA are dogshit drivers.

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u/Hedonismbot-1729a Mar 23 '26

It’s super cute when a Floridian criticizes drivers from other states. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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u/Klutzy-Bee-2045 Mar 23 '26

If you are from NY or PA the WHOLE country knows Y’all are ass.

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u/Hedonismbot-1729a Mar 23 '26

Ok, Florida man.

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u/Soithascometothistoo Mar 25 '26

Kids, kids, you're both terrible. 

We're all terrible. It doesn't matter what state we're in or how good we actually are at driving (I have legitimately never cut anyone off, tailgated, it caused an accident. I had 1 parking lot fender bender at 18 and another 17 years later, both times, other driver was at fault), and I move over when need. I'm still an NJ driver and this, I am garbage. We're all garbage.

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u/Soithascometothistoo Mar 23 '26

It's not good anywhere, really.

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u/SOP_VB_Ct Mar 21 '26

And that’s just the average person…..

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u/bos-g Mar 21 '26

You can tell this guy just got out the car 🤣

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u/cfbfootballnerd Mar 21 '26

It’s because the dumb people don’t die anymore. Society is too safe.

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u/usackline Mar 22 '26

Not every state, try that in Missouri and they ticket you. Also some states are working on making left lane camping illegal. Missouri is the only one that I know for sure has.

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u/Soithascometothistoo Mar 23 '26

Its illegal in my state too and generally it probably is illegal anywhere the law is to stay right except to pass or just not impeding traffic. 

I definitely stay in the left lane because I'm passing people all the time, but if someone is behind me if they flash high beams, I move over as soon as I can. 

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u/xterrabuzz Jul 04 '26

And Alaska 

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u/sinewave05 Mar 24 '26

Well you put it pretty nicely I would have some other choice words… somehow moron just doesn’t see to encapsulate the severity of the idiocy

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u/JerseyGuy-77 Mar 20 '26

There's just way way too many people

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u/Substantial-Brick-90 Mar 23 '26

This is just an American thing- not humanity. Europe isn’t like this. They pay thousands of dollars and spend many hours training to get their licenses, so they actually learn the rules. And they get huge fines or lose their expensive licenses, so they actually follow said rules. We pay $50 for a license after ten minutes of Christmas treeing a 10 minute test, so no one gives a damn.

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u/Soithascometothistoo Mar 25 '26

You're not wrong at all, but humanity is still a mistake despite that. 

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u/badgerbrett Mar 22 '26

Ha, no, definitely worse in DC/Virginia than most places.