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How does keeping right except to pass reduce road rage incidents?
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It prevents blocking faster traffic in the left lane, a common trigger for aggression
Camping in the left lane frustrates following drivers and provokes dangerous passing on the right.
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- ✓It prevents blocking faster traffic in the left lane, a common trigger for aggression
- ✗It does not — lane choice is purely cosmetic
- ✗It lets you text more safely
- ✗It reserves the left lane for trucks
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