Here, we’ve got to look out for the snowbirds. They’ll drive in the left lane and make a right turn in front of you. Or they’ll drive in the right lane and make a left turn. Yep, right in front of you. We drive defensively for our own protection.
Let’s say that your commute has only 30 miles where traffic conditions allow you to drive 75 mph in a 60 mph zone. The difference between doing it at 75 mph and 60 mph over that 30 miles is a whole 6 minutes.
You’ll probably burn more gas at 75 mph. Let’s say that the gas mileage drops from 27 mpg (All SUVs get this much, right?) to 25.5 mpg. That’s 1.5 miles per gallon less – a conservative guestimate. You will use about 25 cents more gasoline. This doesn’t sound like much but which would your rather pay: $3.40 a gallon (today’s national average) or $3.65 a gallon (and blame it on Biden).
Love her car. Worse is having trucks in both lanes and the one I. The left lane is trying to pass the one in the right but is only going a mile per hour more.
My husband, who does the driving, says, if they want to speed, then if they get caught, it’s their pocketbook that’s going to get hit! We pay for our gas and not going to waste it by speeding! (Not to mention no tickets).
seanfear almost 2 years ago
where i live, however you speed on the left lane, there is always someone going crazier than you do behind you
rekam Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Here, we’ve got to look out for the snowbirds. They’ll drive in the left lane and make a right turn in front of you. Or they’ll drive in the right lane and make a left turn. Yep, right in front of you. We drive defensively for our own protection.
ᴮᴼᴿᴱᴰ2ᴰᴱᴬᵀᴴ almost 2 years ago
our driver’s training instructor always told us to beware of “little old ladies in tennis shoes” – he was SO right
FreyjaRN Premium Member almost 2 years ago
That paint job is straight out of the late 1960s. Was she dropping LSD when she got it?
dflak over 1 year ago
I usually stay to the right. After all, I only do 10 mph above the speed limit.
dflak over 1 year ago
Let’s say that your commute has only 30 miles where traffic conditions allow you to drive 75 mph in a 60 mph zone. The difference between doing it at 75 mph and 60 mph over that 30 miles is a whole 6 minutes.
You’ll probably burn more gas at 75 mph. Let’s say that the gas mileage drops from 27 mpg (All SUVs get this much, right?) to 25.5 mpg. That’s 1.5 miles per gallon less – a conservative guestimate. You will use about 25 cents more gasoline. This doesn’t sound like much but which would your rather pay: $3.40 a gallon (today’s national average) or $3.65 a gallon (and blame it on Biden).
CorkLock over 1 year ago
Slower traffic stay right. Makes no difference how fast you’re going. Cars in left lane have right of way. Law.
Just-me over 1 year ago
Looks like Auntie has a 60’s flower power paint job on the car.
ChessPirate over 1 year ago
Ooo, bad trip, man!
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pheets over 1 year ago
Hear, hear.
goboboyd over 1 year ago
Unless you’re in the UK?
Sharont6 over 1 year ago
I LOVE her car!
assrdood over 1 year ago
https://fanbuzz.com/racing/people/janis-joplins-porsche/
repeat answer to FreyjaRN above
cuzinron47 over 1 year ago
I would imagine other drivers would try to avoid her, that car is a real trip.
j.l.farmer over 1 year ago
Love her car. Worse is having trucks in both lanes and the one I. The left lane is trying to pass the one in the right but is only going a mile per hour more.
TIMH over 1 year ago
Call in from Rock and Roll Heaven: Janis wants her car back.
crash3289. over 1 year ago
My husband, who does the driving, says, if they want to speed, then if they get caught, it’s their pocketbook that’s going to get hit! We pay for our gas and not going to waste it by speeding! (Not to mention no tickets).