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Reddit asks why drivers must move right to pass an exit
Unconfirmed: A Reddit user (u/unlucky_demand) posted in a discussion forum about a maneuver they often observe: moving from the fast left lane to the slow right lane to take or pass an exit, then returning immediately to the left lanes. The post asks why this happens, but includes no answers, traffic data, regulations, or references to a specific vehicle or software. It is a user discussion, not a confirmed news report, and the text does not attribute the behavior to Tesla or any driver-assistance system.
- Reddit user describes moving from the fast left lane to the slow right lane to pass an exit.
- The post includes no replies or official sources explaining the maneuver.
🔎 Why it matters: No official confirmation: the u/unlucky_demand post describes a specific sequence (fast left lane, slow right lane to pass an exit, return to the left lanes) and asks why, with no verifiable answer in the text.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: Not applicable.
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