It takes very little effort to look over your right shoulder, signal, change lanes, and then resume your normal pace after letting someone passing you. Count the number of calories it takes to execute the above maneuver. Practically ZERO!

I ride a bicycle almost as much as being behind the wheel of a car. I really take offense to the lazy drivers who cannot move over to the left a few feet before they whoosh by me. Very rude and obnoxious behavior. Is it really that much effort to move your car away from cyclists or even slow down a little? Okay, rant off.

I am in the left lane doing 80-85 mph in a 65 mph zone. The other 3 lanes are going 50-70 mph. I am comfortably cruising when some knob wanting to go faster than I am comes up behind me flashing his lights. Keep in mind that he could easily go around me but believes I am required to move for him/her (not happening). If I did move, there would be 2 problems. One, I would have to turn off my cruise, pull right, slow down, wait for the boob to pass, pull left, speed up again and wait until the next butt-wipe comes flashing their lights. Need I say this is very unlikely to happen. The second problem is the braindead is going to go about 10 car lengths and be stuck behind someone else. The “Slower Traffic Keep Right” law is for the driver wanting to go 10 or 15 mph over the posted limit. Not for the morons thinking there is no speed limit.