Ok, so I am sure there are at least a million rants online about the bad driving on the road, but I can officially be objective since I have (mostly) taken myself out of the drivers seat. I now commute on Mass Transit 90% of the time but last night my wonderful wife picked me up at the "End of the Line" Trax station and we spent some time at Barnes and Noble with the kids just checking out books and drinkin hot chocolate and eating Pumpkin cheesecake. What a great evening right?

Speakikng of that though. Clearly some people do feel it is somehow their responsibility to keep the jerks in line. The accident was bad enough last night, but adding to the frustration was the fact theat allof us knew that we were only a couple of miles (just two minutes) from freedom. As we got closer and closer to the next exit people were creeping onto the shoulder trying to see what was going on. Eventually somedrivers pulled out on the shoulder and sped along to the exit. Until, someone decided that it simply wasn't right for others to get ahead. No... nobody better problem solve and get out of the mess. Somebody in a Subaru a couple fo cars ahead of us pulls onto the should and crouches. He doesn't pulll along the should and off the freeway. Just crouches. Apparently he had received some kind of mandate from the aliens that it was his job to prevent anyone from driving on the shoulder. Now, I am not advocating for the folks sneaking past the traffic. There had already been two or three emergency vehicles travel down the shoulder and I was concerned that these folks using the shoulder might block the next emergency vehicles, but the person in the Subabru was not just potentioally blocking traffic, but intentionally blocking it.
Well, this is probably more than anyone would want to read ever in a blog, but since this is mostly for me deal with it.
By the way I found the details. And apparently this wasn't so much a matter of selfish, reckless driving as not knowing how tall your truck is.
check the link http://www.heraldextra.com/content/view/279489/17/
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