Editor: In response to Ms. Steffan鈥檚 link of road rage and the HOV lane and the Autobahn (the Times, Aug. 12), she is right on the mark.
It is the self-righteous and selfish actions of drivers, who because they drive electric vehicles, either alone or with two or more persons in the car, think they are 鈥渆ntitled鈥� to impede faster moving traffic, just because they can.
If you are driving at a speed you are comfortable with and everyone else is zooming past you, isn鈥檛 it common courtesy to pull to the right and let people pass?
I鈥檇 be willing to wager a fair sum that the vehicles in the non-HOV lanes are travelling above the posted limit.
If it was that big of a concern to the authorities, I鈥檓 sure they would have a 鈥済host car鈥� following your every move.
Get off your high horse and move over, or you may be the next victim of 鈥渞oad rage.鈥�
Dave Yarrow,
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Editor: Re: Sandra Steffan鈥檚 letter (the Times, Aug. 12):
With all due respect, I agree that the HOV lane is not the Autobahn. However, how does the writer feel her breaking the law is above others breaking the law?
Sandra clearly does not follow the law of keep right except to pass.
She seems to feel she is entitled to be in the HOV lane because she driving an electric vehicle.
Sandra, if you are not going to keep up with traffic, keep right. Because you can go in that lane does not mean you should be in that lane.
R. Brown,
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