Originally Posted by noisebeam
Thanks John, this is indeed the situation I was describing. What you suggest is currently what I do (bias left in thru lane) as I noted in my original post. It is nice to have agreement from both yourself and Chipcom that this may be the best approach.
However even when biasing left I find it disconcerting to see vehicles approach faster than they normally do if stopping behind me. No longer is there is the behavioral clue that I have been noted and responded to.
Al
How long does this uncomfortable period last? The next through driver will stop behind you, and he will slow down first, right?
During a typical uncomfortable period, how many from-behind zoomers cut over into the RTOL?
What if a car was where you are? Two cars? At some point, the ability to cut over into the RTOL would be blocked off, right?
Can you move back and center, say, in order to cause such a block yourself? That would cause even the right-turners to have to slow down, no?