Merging onto an Interstate
What method do you use to enter an interstate from the on ramp to merge with traffic when towing?
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Stoplights....They make it easier to merge into traffic.In CA,when they are turned on,traffic will be moving at a slow crawl on the freeway,and in most cases there will be two lanes merging onto the freeway.
Now, those folks that stop without the traffic light?
They may be stopped to dial the phone.Not safe to dial in traffic :W
They also have a number of controlled access ramps in Denver. I think it helps a bit with merging, but bottom line is these highways are simply too congested in the first place. I will say that the lights do break up the nonstop stream of vehicles trying to merge.
INBellbuoy wrote:Dwight205 wrote:
Get a dodge with a 6.7 and take it.
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And I do not understand stoplights at the merge point nor people who decide to stop without the light.
Stoplights....They make it easier to merge into traffic.In CA,when they are turned on,traffic will be moving at a slow crawl on the freeway,and in most cases there will be two lanes merging onto the freeway.
Now, those folks that stop without the traffic light?
They may be stopped to dial the phone.Not safe to dial in traffic :W
They also have a number of controlled access ramps in Denver. I think it helps a bit with merging, but bottom line is these highways are simply too congested in the first place. I will say that the lights do break up the nonstop stream of vehicles trying to merge.
