<human>: I just drove ~50mi to my boyfriend's town for the night, and when I got on the road I fully expected it to be a typical miserable highway experience as the drivers in my state seem to be ubiquitously bad (although I'm sure everyone thinks that). Anyway, I also had a migraine and was driving into the sun, so it wasn't looking too auspicious. 

However, to my delight, all the drivers on the road with me appeared to be considerate and mindful of interstate etiquette - at least the way I was taught it. Drivers mostly stayed in the right lane unless they were passing a slower vehicle, and everyone moved back over to the right lane after passing. There was a tan Tahoe a bit ahead of me and a black Jeep Liberty (I think) a bit behind me, and we must all have been keeping the same cruising speed because we stayed about the same distance apart for most of the drive. On the off chance they're redditors, thanks for the shared experience. :)

I was so pleased to see that no one was competing to get to the imaginary finish line or whatever, just driving safely (if a bit over the speed limit, but who doesn't do that?) and politely, and I couldn't help but think that there have to be other redditors whose day gets a bit brighter when little things like this happen. Even the sun didn't bother my photosensitive-migraine-having-self; I enjoyed a lovely southern sunset through the tree-lined highway. It's been a while since something made me think "hm, life is kinda okay sometimes!" Thanks for listening.

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<bot>: Competent interstate drivers earn the respect of a driver with lady-parts (egad!), happy moment shared by all (I hope). Also, I use too many parentheses.