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by Evolved
4645 days ago
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I've tested this theory and others on my commute. Whether I speed up and never let anyone in (nearly impossible since someone won't care and will merge knowing you'll most likely not hit them) or keep a good 7-10 car distance, it doesn't matter. My commute on the freeway with either of these two ways or on side streets is always 45 minutes +/- 1 minute. The difference is I'm using less gas and putting less wear on my clutch, brakes, etc. by leaving a big gap between myself and the cars in front of me. Furthermore I find that my demeanor is much more calm and relaxed when I leave a big gap because I'm not tensing up to avoid rear ending someone every time I stop. |
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