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As long as you are driving 55 mph in the right hand land, you shouldn't be getting too many angry responses. However, I can't relate because I confess to leading in the indy 500. When I get stuck behind a mini-cooper doing 50 mph, I have to reason that person by rights can do it without risking their life. I just go around them without gesturing or anything. Doing 55 in the left lane is another story. Why is it that a person will not go around someone going too slow but will instead bug them to go faster (unless in the left lane)? Is it that hard to change lanes?
Here's an interesting fact that relates to fast driving. It has been said that the earth has increased its speed by a small amouint. This, in turn, results in faster driving in an attempt to be at one with the earth. Ok, so I made the 2nd part up.
If you drive 55 on the LIE, you will get run over. Seriously. I just went from Holbrook to Plainview and back and went about 72-75 to keep pace. Best part was that on the way back, it was two cop cars that were setting said pace.
The problem I have is those damn trucks and speeding cars! Everyone is flying at 100 mph!!!!
As I am reading the responses I cannot help but wonder how many who replied are the reckless, immature, irresponsible drivers that cause you and I to fear for our safety?
If I were you I would try taking the LIE to GCP in Queens and continue on the NSP to the LIE exit located one exit past Manetto Hill Road in Plainview. Stay on the service road for about three miles until you reach 110. If you work site is located south of the LIE you may consider turning right from the service road onto Walt Whitman Road, which merges with 110 about two miles south of the expressway.
If you take the BQE to the GCP you are driving many miles out of your way.
As I am reading the responses I cannot help but wonder how many who replied are the reckless, immature, irresponsible drivers that cause you and I to fear for our safety?
If I were you I would try taking the LIE to GCP in Queens and continue on the NSP to the LIE exit located one exit past Manetto Hill Road in Plainview. Stay on the service road for about three miles until you reach 110. If you work site is located south of the LIE you may consider turning right from the service road onto Walt Whitman Road, which merges with 110 about two miles south of the expressway.
If you take the BQE to the GCP you are driving many miles out of your way.
Good luck!
Signed,
Right Lane Slug
Thanks! This is a great route actually and I can handle a few miles on the LIE (Just not the whole 23!) I will try this out tommorrow. My job is located right off the LIE 49 Huntington exit (I think that is North).
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