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Are you more likely to pass other drivers or be passed by other drivers?
I am rarely passed by other drivers. I don't believe that I drive irresponsibly, I tend to drive about 9 miles over the speed limit whereas most other are only 5 over. There is occasionally the idiot doing 100+ that blows by me like I’m standing still, but the majority of the time, I’m doing the passing.
50/50 here. I don't like having to tailgate anybody to keep up to speed. Too close and it cuts your distance vision off. I like to see whats happening up ahead.
Where I ride there is usually no where to pass. Even when I ride to work I have never passed anyone or been passed and this is an 18 mile drive each way. I go whatever speed the person in front of me is going whether that is 15 mph over the speed limit or 15 mph below the speed limit.
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