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Not all drivers. Not even most. But the BAD drivers that aren't really crazy or driving aggressive but are just driving like... like NPCs would, are far far more common?

For example I've noticed quite frequently a driver who drives as though they have ZERO foresight and can't plan what they're going to do or predict what may happen and drive with anticipation.

It's really odd.

Not all drivers. Not even most. But the BAD drivers that aren't really crazy or driving aggressive but are just driving like... like NPCs would, are far far more common? For example I've noticed quite frequently a driver who drives as though they have ZERO foresight and can't plan what they're going to do or predict what may happen and drive with anticipation. It's really odd.

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Your suffering is endearing. At least I'm not the only rational being on the road. I try to change lanes prior-to, or simultaneously with the irrational overtaker, and then match the speed of the fast lane if possible. If the overtaker gets behind me, another car may pass them in the high lane. If the overtaker stays in the fast lane, and cuts in front of me anyways, I often get right back in the fast lane and wind up passing the overtaker, who gets stuck in the slower lane, in spite of their efforts to the contrary. They'll swerve, mash the gas pedal, and hit the brakes just to avoid being a rational driver, meanwhile I'm just changing lanes back and forth. The article I posted on "parallel boarding" in airplanes has many direct allegories with freeway driving besides just boarding the freeway, eg. "parallel distribution" of your vehicle across different lanes at roughly the same speed instead of "swerve and mash" like it's the freaking Indy 500.