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Criggie ♦
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To give you a UK take on this, without the legalities involved, we have to share the roads wetherwhether we like it or not. 

So, try to give passing traffic room to get past, but leave yourself room to manoeuvremaneuverer and be safe. But road conditions and traffic flow is a constant ebb and flow. Do what feels decent for you first and other traffic secondly. 

Sure, sometimes we all get squeezed down by passing traffic but you can't expect the car behind you to sit there for miles if you hog the lane. It's a fine line and it takes sense and practice. 

Stay safe out there.

To give you a UK take on this, without the legalities involved, we have to share the roads wether we like it or not. So, try to give passing traffic room to get past, but leave yourself room to manoeuvre and be safe. But road conditions and traffic flow is a constant ebb and flow. Do what feels decent for you first and other traffic secondly. Sure, sometimes we all get squeezed down by passing traffic but you can't expect the car behind you to sit there for miles if you hog the lane. It's a fine line and it takes sense and practice. Stay safe out there.

To give you a UK take on this, without the legalities involved, we have to share the roads whether we like it or not. 

So, try to give passing traffic room to get past, but leave yourself room to maneuverer and be safe. But road conditions and traffic flow is a constant ebb and flow. Do what feels decent for you first and other traffic secondly. 

Sure, sometimes we all get squeezed down by passing traffic but you can't expect the car behind you to sit there for miles if you hog the lane. It's a fine line and it takes sense and practice. 

Stay safe out there.

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Gary Strachan
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To give you a UK take on this, without the legalities involved, we have to share the roads wether we like it or not. So, try to give passing traffic room to get past, but leave yourself room to manoeuvre and be safe. But road conditions and traffic flow is a constant ebb and flow. Do what feels decent for you first and other traffic secondly. Sure, sometimes we all get squeezed down by passing traffic but you can't expect the car behind you to sit there for miles if you hog the lane. It's a fine line and it takes sense and practice. Stay safe out there.