Now its just I'll ride your ass till you move, simple as that. Governor Bush knows which side of his bread is buttered; isn't the average age of a Florida voter is something like 104? and they all have driver's licenses, so he's not going to alienate his core constituency
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May 20, 2005
TALLAHASSEE -- Gov. Jeb Bush vetoed his first bill of the year Thursday, squashing a plan to require motorists dawdling in the fast lane to move over.
Sen. Mike Bennett, R-Bradenton, sponsored the bill and dubbed it the "road rage reduction" act, saying it would lessen tempers that frequently erupt when a slowpoke impedes traffic during busy rush hours.
The bill was popular among lawmakers who approved it 28-10 in the Florida Senate and 113-4 in the House.
But Bush, in a veto message, said the bill "appears to address a perception, rather than an empirically-established reality, that Florida is experiencing road incidents connected with so-called `rolling roadblocks' created when inconsiderate or unwitting drivers occupy the left-hand lane."
Bush also said the bill could dissuade tourism and strain law enforcement officials. He inferred the bill also favored lead-footed behavior over prudence.
http://www.theledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050520/NEWS/505200350/1004/RSS
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G
May 20, 2005
TALLAHASSEE -- Gov. Jeb Bush vetoed his first bill of the year Thursday, squashing a plan to require motorists dawdling in the fast lane to move over.
Sen. Mike Bennett, R-Bradenton, sponsored the bill and dubbed it the "road rage reduction" act, saying it would lessen tempers that frequently erupt when a slowpoke impedes traffic during busy rush hours.
The bill was popular among lawmakers who approved it 28-10 in the Florida Senate and 113-4 in the House.
But Bush, in a veto message, said the bill "appears to address a perception, rather than an empirically-established reality, that Florida is experiencing road incidents connected with so-called `rolling roadblocks' created when inconsiderate or unwitting drivers occupy the left-hand lane."
Bush also said the bill could dissuade tourism and strain law enforcement officials. He inferred the bill also favored lead-footed behavior over prudence.
http://www.theledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050520/NEWS/505200350/1004/RSS
Yielding is also quite funny....also means go! how about the person who decides to get in the passing lane to go 10 miles an hour.lol....to drive here you must never use a signal, remember that green, yellow and red all mean go, and if you must go to walmart, get in the passing lane and dont go over 10 mph. You dont really have to yield either, just go on ahead and get into whatever lane you need. lol.....