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Old 08-19-2014, 02:52 PM   #33 (permalink)
jamesqf
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Originally Posted by Old Mechanic View Post
I usually lose tailgaters on the cloverleafs. They climb up my arse as I coast then slam on their brakes when they realize they can't make the turn at the speed they are travelling, unless they are in a good cornering car, which is rare.
I get the opposite problem. Actual cloverleafs are rare hereabouts, but there's one I go through every now & then. It's not even a real cloverleaf, just a gentle 90-degree ramp from eastbound to southbound, which just about any car should be able to take at highway speeds. Instead, there's an almost permanent tailback there, and a high number of rear-end accidents, because some people just have to slam on their brakes halfway through.
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