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have you heard about the 9.88% school tax increase they are trying to pass? But that's off topic so I shouldn't mention that...oops..
On that note, I wouldn't mind a tax increase if it was put towards inventing P.A. license plate seeking missiles
PA is a big state, it depends what part of it you're talking about. In Central PA, I wish I had a nickel for every time a car in front of me came to a complete stop before trying to merge onto the highway.
Thank you for this thread! PA drivers are the absolute worst. They are notorious. My biggest pet-peeve is when people sit in the left lane doing 55-60 and absolutely refuse to move over. Then, when you try to go around them they speed up and refuse to let you pass. It's a never-ending cycle, and it seems like literally 80-85% of the PA drivers I encounter do this. They also seem particularly inclined to slam on their brakes for no apparent reason whatsoever. And forget about merging onto a highway behind one, they have no idea that you're actually supposed to speed up to the speed of traffic to merge, and instead try to merge at 35 mph. It's like they hand out licenses as if they're candy over there.
My biggest pet-peeve is when people sit in the left lane doing 55-60 and absolutely refuse to move over. Then, when you try to go around them they speed up and refuse to let you pass.
I made a thread about that over a year ago. Ridiculous and trashy behavior. They should have their licenses revoked for a while so that they can consider what is important.
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