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Old 20-01-2010, 05:37 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by mrbaxr6t
I support the idea but tbh I get stuck behind some jerk on onramps every other day they trundle down the onramp hitting the highway at 80kmh creating chaos as all the cars struggle for space both the ones backed up behind the jerk and the ones on the highway - please oh please why do people do this somebody please tell me.

Doesn't help when the speed limit change is just before the merge point, technically you can't go 100 before that point, car with decent power - no problem, foot down and doin 100, going by the law a gutless pos they need to accelerate to 100 and then merge. make the on ramp speed 100 so cars can be doing the limit when they merge.
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