Italian police use Lamborghini to transport donor kidney 300 miles in two hours

Re:Italian police use Lamborghini to transport donor kidney ... by Hamuko on Monday November 16, 2020 @12:57AM (#25108562)

>Even if you had lights on, you’d come up on people so quickly they wouldn’t be able to get over fast enough.

This isn't the US. People aren't driving on the left lane just because they can.

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Re:Italian police use Lamborghini to transport donor kidney ... by ramblerman on Monday November 16, 2020 @01:42AM (#25108818)

I wouldn’t exactly hold up Italy as a paragon of courteous good driving.

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Re:Italian police use Lamborghini to transport donor kidney ... by aledalgrande on Monday November 16, 2020 @12:32PM (#25114448)

Exactly, but this proves the point: if you are staying in the leftmost lane and going slow people would be up your a$$ or honking.

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Re:Italian police use Lamborghini to transport donor kidney ... by tomcooks on Monday November 16, 2020 @02:18AM (#25109024)

If you know the rules of the game it's pretty courteous, if you swim against the current it's a mess.

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Re:Italian police use Lamborghini to transport donor kidney ... by lvturner on Monday November 16, 2020 @01:30AM (#25108749)

From experience driving in Italy, people also watch out for traffic coming up behind them at speed and move over to let them past

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Re:Italian police use Lamborghini to transport donor kidney ... by denysvitali on Monday November 16, 2020 @12:39PM (#25114564)

Because most of the time, when you're driving already 150 km/h (= 20 km/h over the limit), there will be an asshole that comes at 180 km/h and that will headlight you until you move.

Source: speaking from experience

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