Merging onto an Interstate
What method do you use to enter an interstate from the on ramp to merge with traffic when towing?
Forum Discussion
When towing I try to avoid busy city areas during rush hour. Nothing pisses the rest of the freeway off more than a rig that tries to enter a packed but well moving freeway at 40mph. This creates very dangerous conditions rippling behind you for many miles/minutes on the freeway. If you can't be up to at least the speed limit at the end of the onramp should you really be on the road... especially during rush hour?
When I am in my car I have no problem "flashing a truck or RV in" if they are at least trying to accelerate up to speed (Any tailpipe will tell you the difference between a truck "Flooring it" vs. "Driving miss Daisy").
Do a little prior planning and try to hit cities during off peak hours. It makes your life less stressful and everyone elses too! If you are in your RV you probably aren't worried about being late for work.
Of course I also have no issue letting someone pass me if they want to go faster than me either.
Why are so many RV drivers (and truckers) so discourteous to other drivers then expect everyone else be courteous to them? If you come to a passing lane on a single lane highway SLOW DOWN and let the miles of cars behind you pass instead of speeding up!
When I am in my car I have no problem "flashing a truck or RV in" if they are at least trying to accelerate up to speed (Any tailpipe will tell you the difference between a truck "Flooring it" vs. "Driving miss Daisy").
Do a little prior planning and try to hit cities during off peak hours. It makes your life less stressful and everyone elses too! If you are in your RV you probably aren't worried about being late for work.
Of course I also have no issue letting someone pass me if they want to go faster than me either.
Why are so many RV drivers (and truckers) so discourteous to other drivers then expect everyone else be courteous to them? If you come to a passing lane on a single lane highway SLOW DOWN and let the miles of cars behind you pass instead of speeding up!
