Mazda MX-5/Miata
Feb. 18, 2025
Odessa, DE
1993 Miata
Waldale Type 3 Beveled
This is one of the worst-looking Miata’s I have ever seen. It doesn’t help that the driver likes to camp in the left lane.
Comments (21)
vitalik aka 777 2025-02-20 08:12:24 | #2
"camp in the left lane" lol))) awesome, now i know how to call 1/3 american drivers
+4
Armand 2025-02-20 16:16:34 | #4
Deulofeu (2025-02-20 15:19:09)Deulofeu
vitalik aka 777
"camp in the left lane" lol))) awesome, now i know how to call 1/3 american drivers
The left lane is for passing only. It’s crazy how few people know this.
vitalik aka 777
"camp in the left lane" lol))) awesome, now i know how to call 1/3 american drivers
The left lane is for passing only. It’s crazy how few people know this.
since when ? i'm pretty sure it's legal to overtake on the right in the US so i don't see the problem with staying in the left lane
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Deulofeu 2025-02-20 16:20:54 | #5
Armand (2025-02-20 16:16:34)Armand
Deulofeu
vitalik aka 777
"camp in the left lane" lol))) awesome, now i know how to call 1/3 american drivers
The left lane is for passing only. It’s crazy how few people know this.
since when ? i'm pretty sure it's legal to overtake on the right in the US so i don't see the problem with staying in the left lane
Deulofeu
vitalik aka 777
"camp in the left lane" lol))) awesome, now i know how to call 1/3 american drivers
The left lane is for passing only. It’s crazy how few people know this.
since when ? i'm pretty sure it's legal to overtake on the right in the US so i don't see the problem with staying in the left lane
Most states require the left lane to be for passing only.
+7
Armand 2025-02-20 16:30:11 | #6
Deulofeu (2025-02-20 16:20:54)Deulofeu
Armand
Deulofeu
vitalik aka 777
"camp in the left lane" lol))) awesome, now i know how to call 1/3 american drivers
The left lane is for passing only. It’s crazy how few people know this.
since when ? i'm pretty sure it's legal to overtake on the right in the US so i don't see the problem with staying in the left lane
Most states require the left lane to be for passing only.
Armand
Deulofeu
vitalik aka 777
"camp in the left lane" lol))) awesome, now i know how to call 1/3 american drivers
The left lane is for passing only. It’s crazy how few people know this.
since when ? i'm pretty sure it's legal to overtake on the right in the US so i don't see the problem with staying in the left lane
Most states require the left lane to be for passing only.
I drove from Maine to New Jersey and i can tell those rules aren't respected at all and police don't seem to bother
+2
Armand 2025-02-20 18:14:26 | #8
Deulofeu (2025-02-20 16:56:58)Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
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Deulofeu 2025-02-20 18:24:03 | #9
Armand (2025-02-20 18:14:26)Armand
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
We are not talking about France. We are talking about the United States, where this photo was taken. American laws on the passing lane was the discussion, not whataboutism or referring to France's laws. Totally irrelevant.
+5
owphotography 2025-02-20 18:27:55 | #10
Armand (2025-02-20 18:14:26)Armand
Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
Slowest traffic should be in the farthest right lane, then passing traffic should be in the next lane and should move back over when finished passing. You can pass people on the right but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the left lane all the time because that creates problems.
+2
owphotography 2025-02-20 18:28:20 | #11
Armand (2025-02-20 18:14:26)Armand
Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
Slowest traffic should be in the farthest right lane, then passing traffic should be in the next lane and should move back over when finished passing. You can pass people on the right but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the left lane all the time because that creates problems.
+2
Deulofeu 2025-02-20 18:30:40 | #12
owphotography (2025-02-20 18:27:55)Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
Armand
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
owphotography
Slowest traffic should be in the farthest right lane, then passing traffic should be in the next lane and should move back over when finished passing. You can pass people on the right but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the left lane all the time because that creates problems.
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
Armand
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
owphotography
Slowest traffic should be in the farthest right lane, then passing traffic should be in the next lane and should move back over when finished passing. You can pass people on the right but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the left lane all the time because that creates problems.
Exactly. Well said. These are the explicitly-written laws in North America, the subject of the conversation. It doesn't matter what's legal in France.
+3
CarDriver3838 2025-02-20 18:36:50 | #13
owphotography (2025-02-20 18:27:55)owphotography
Armand
Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
Slowest traffic should be in the farthest right lane, then passing traffic should be in the next lane and should move back over when finished passing. You can pass people on the right but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the left lane all the time because that creates problems.
Armand
Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
Slowest traffic should be in the farthest right lane, then passing traffic should be in the next lane and should move back over when finished passing. You can pass people on the right but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the left lane all the time because that creates problems.
Exactly. I've noticed it's especially bad on highways with only two lanes. Drivers who think they are being safer by going slower in the left lane are actually causing more danger in my eyes. They end up holding up traffic and could end up causing road rage. Here in SC, they're claiming they're going to enforce this law somewhat harshly, but I haven't really seen them doing that.
+4
antenn 2025-02-20 18:38:46 | #14
Armand (2025-02-20 16:16:34)Armand
Deulofeu
vitalik aka 777
"camp in the left lane" lol))) awesome, now i know how to call 1/3 american drivers
The left lane is for passing only. It’s crazy how few people know this.
since when ? i'm pretty sure it's legal to overtake on the right in the US so i don't see the problem with staying in the left lane
Deulofeu
vitalik aka 777
"camp in the left lane" lol))) awesome, now i know how to call 1/3 american drivers
The left lane is for passing only. It’s crazy how few people know this.
since when ? i'm pretty sure it's legal to overtake on the right in the US so i don't see the problem with staying in the left lane
It's hard to overtake from the right if 2 slow drivers are "camping" side by side...
+4
Armand 2025-02-20 19:46:47 | #15
Deulofeu (2025-02-20 18:30:40)Deulofeu
Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
Armand
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
owphotography
Slowest traffic should be in the farthest right lane, then passing traffic should be in the next lane and should move back over when finished passing. You can pass people on the right but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the left lane all the time because that creates problems.
Exactly. Well said. These are the explicitly-written laws in North America, the subject of the conversation. It doesn't matter what's legal in France.
Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
Armand
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find « it’s legal to overtake on the right », I don’t think I’m part of the problem
owphotography
Slowest traffic should be in the farthest right lane, then passing traffic should be in the next lane and should move back over when finished passing. You can pass people on the right but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the left lane all the time because that creates problems.
Exactly. Well said. These are the explicitly-written laws in North America, the subject of the conversation. It doesn't matter what's legal in France.
can't you read ? I said when you write on internet in french what are the laws IN USA they are saying it's legal to overtake on the right, not my fault
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Deulofeu 2025-02-20 19:52:54 | #16
Armand (2025-02-20 19:46:47)Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
Armand
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find «it’s legal to overtake on the right», I am therefore the problem because I don't understand American laws and I am therefore going to argue with them
owphotography
Slowest traffic should be in the farthest right lane, then passing traffic should be in the next lane and should move back over when finished passing. You can pass people on the right but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the left lane all the time because that creates problems.
Deulofeu
Exactly. Well said. These are the explicitly-written laws in North America, the subject of the conversation. It doesn't matter what's legal in France.
Armand
can't you read ? I said when you write on internet in french what are the laws IN USA they are saying it's legal to overtake on the right, not my fault
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
Armand
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find «it’s legal to overtake on the right», I am therefore the problem because I don't understand American laws and I am therefore going to argue with them
owphotography
Slowest traffic should be in the farthest right lane, then passing traffic should be in the next lane and should move back over when finished passing. You can pass people on the right but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the left lane all the time because that creates problems.
Deulofeu
Exactly. Well said. These are the explicitly-written laws in North America, the subject of the conversation. It doesn't matter what's legal in France.
Armand
can't you read ? I said when you write on internet in french what are the laws IN USA they are saying it's legal to overtake on the right, not my fault
It doesn't matter what your weird internet search says. Explicitly written laws in the US > your internet search. I hope this helps.
+1
Armand 2025-02-20 20:14:23 | #17
Deulofeu (2025-02-20 19:52:54)Deulofeu
Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
Armand
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find «it’s legal to overtake on the right», I am therefore the problem because I don't understand American laws and I am therefore going to argue with them
owphotography
Slowest traffic should be in the farthest right lane, then passing traffic should be in the next lane and should move back over when finished passing. You can pass people on the right but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the left lane all the time because that creates problems.
Deulofeu
Exactly. Well said. These are the explicitly-written laws in North America, the subject of the conversation. It doesn't matter what's legal in France.
Armand
can't you read ? I said when you write on internet in french what are the laws IN USA they are saying it's legal to overtake on the right, not my fault
It doesn't matter what your weird internet search says. Explicitly written laws in the US > your internet search. I hope this helps.
Deulofeu
Right, it’s a problem here. And it’s definitely a little odd to admit that you’re part of that problem. Bottom line: laws explicitly state that the left lane is for passing only, whether you like it or not.
Armand
And if you search on internet in French what is the rule you will find «it’s legal to overtake on the right», I am therefore the problem because I don't understand American laws and I am therefore going to argue with them
owphotography
Slowest traffic should be in the farthest right lane, then passing traffic should be in the next lane and should move back over when finished passing. You can pass people on the right but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the left lane all the time because that creates problems.
Deulofeu
Exactly. Well said. These are the explicitly-written laws in North America, the subject of the conversation. It doesn't matter what's legal in France.
Armand
can't you read ? I said when you write on internet in french what are the laws IN USA they are saying it's legal to overtake on the right, not my fault
It doesn't matter what your weird internet search says. Explicitly written laws in the US > your internet search. I hope this helps.
Do you think I'm trying to contradict you or ?
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vitalik aka 777 2025-02-20 21:56:32 | #21
Deulofeu (2025-02-20 15:19:09)as i noted, pennsylvania drivers are the most compliant with this rule
+2
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