When really bored I often surf the mad house of internet videos often opening some road rage/stupid driver site and it’s amazing what can occur in a seemingly simple situation.
No offense but if you have driven in Indiana where the trucks are limited to 65 and everyone else is going 70, it is a dangerous mess. Constantly moving from right lane to left lane and a hazard instead of a free flow of traffic. Drive with the flow of traffic.
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You a state trooper or something?
Perhaps driving is not for you.
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I would stay in the right lane and drive 65 mph, how much time can be saved by passing?
Actually quite a lot over 800 miles and a time change.
800 miles? The longest path through Indiana, from Gary to Louisville KY is 264 miles. How does increasing the vehicle speed beat the time zone change?
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I’ll wave when I drive by. Minnesota friendly.
You will need to stop for gasoline every 200 miles, so you will have the opportunity to wave more than once.
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Damn if I am never over 10 to 15 mph to keep up with the flow of traffic. You should have a big sign on the back window like I saw occasionally, “Pass Kindly Please”
Funny how I never any horns or birds flipped at me.
And drivers ramping on ahead of me seem to appreciate my flik-flik of the high beams, encouraging the nervous ones to go ahead, merge.
You just need to reverse the prop! 
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What’s the problem? The sign says to STOP … lol …
My wife is from South Dakota so never passed a Minnesota test. When we were first married she saw the sign saying stop ahead and thought it meant to stop ahead instead of just saying there was a stop sign ahead. Took a while. Working on snow making ahead in the summer.
I concur w/wife on that one. “Stop ahead” is ambiguous.
It could be interpreted as “Stop!!!” “A Head !!!” … lol …
From not long after I began driving, I had always interpreted “Stop Ahead” to mean that a Stop-signed intersection was imminent.
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The 1st time I saw one with a friend in the car, she reached over and slapped my forehead and held her hand there and said the road sign said to stop a head… then just laughed… So it was a long running joke to slap someone’s head whenever you would see it written on the road…
But I/we always new what it meant as there had been a stop sign coming up already for years… 
Doesn’t it mean to stop a hippie?
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