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Input: Recent traffic posts have me curious about something. Background: every other weekend I drive a total of about 3 hours to pick up my son. It's a 2 lane highway, speed limit is 65 until you get to a town (there are 2, the one I come from and the one I'm going to). This is not a busy highway, it's a straight, boring desert highway.

A couple of months ago my fiance was driving and had the cruise set to 65. That is what we both always do. There are state troopers out there and they absolutely will pull you over. As usual, everyone was passing us. They always do. But this one truck came around us and as it did, the passenger leaned out his window, threw a plastic bottle at our windshield, and flipped us off. Like i said we get passed a lot, but no one has ever done anything like that (or honked or anything). We figured we just weren't going fast enough for their liking.

Now I'm wondering though, are we assholes for driving the speed limit when almost no one else is? My state does not have any kind of rule about keeping up with traffic, as I'm aware some places do. And it's not like we have 50 cars lined up behind us. This highway is generally clear enough to pass pretty easily. Just sitting here thinking about it though, I'm wondering if we're pissing everyone off or something. We drive the speed limit because we don't want to be pulled over/ticketed.

driving the speed limit