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Do you feel victorious when you pass somebody on a single lane highway?
Do you feel defeated when somebody passes you?
Do you see driving on a single lane highway as a competition to get to your destination the fasted?
Yes passing on a single lane highway is defintly alot differnt than passing on a multilane highway. If you don't think so, you've never done it. You've never stayed stuck behind somebody for 20 minutes, you've never had somebody who was going 80 speed up to 140 just because you want to pass, and then slow down to 80 again when cars are coming. It is a feat to actually pass these people. In a multilane highway there is nothing to it.
11 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yea i do feel victorious, i feel powerful like haha you suck
yea i do but i just think i coiuld of saved myself from a ticket
yea cuz no1 is around so i drive faster
- LizLv 41 decade ago
I travel hwy 11 everyday to work. I see MANY people pass me on the single lane highway. i have never done it, because it makes me nervous. It is not very safe. And you only use more gas if your are traveling at high speeds. I plan ahead for slow traffic, so i will not be late. I have been traveling this piece of hwy for 6 months now. I have seen a wreck on it almost once a week. I wish people would slow down and enjoy the breeze. Roll the windows down and turn the radio up.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
A single lane highway is no different than a multi-lane highway, except that it is probably located in a more rural region due to the absence of urban traffic. Passing or being passed on a single lane highway is no different than being passed on a multi-lane highway. Feelings of victory or loss are purely subjective, and are probably directly correlated to one's ego. The average, logical person, however, most likely could care less, as long as the passing is safely executed.
- sweetwaterLv 71 decade ago
No. In some instances I don't want to pass someone. For example if I'm not in a big hurry I might stay behind a big truck. He protects me from a head-on collision, and also reduces drag or wind resistance.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
I feel victorious when I pass 3 people, an 18 wheeler or someone who's been in my way for many miles.
I do not feel defeated when someone passes me - I'm glad that they're able to travel faster than me.
No to the 3rd question.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
OMG, why does driving have to be a competition? Drivers are too competitive, that's why we have road rage. Chill out and enjoy the view.
- 4 years ago
i think of they are asking "why are coming to my section..." once I regarded at a cow which became into coming in front of me, i stared at it until 3 to 5 seconds then the cow became into charging in direction of me on an identical time as shaking his head.. you additionally can attempt it with canines, in addition they gets indignant and bark in case you stare at them.. That def no longer relation type.. Grrrrr....
- quillologistLv 51 decade ago
I do doughnuts when I pass somebody, but I don't feel defeated when I get passed; I feel like an old grandma.
