http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWLjMQUyHT8
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This is what I have to do everyday to get past these idiots!
There needs to be an official DOT traffic sign that says
“NO SLOW kitty oven beaches IN LEFT LANE!”
loved this video, so much passing.
I’m seriously thinking about getting one of these
But my OCD will go nuts whenever I’m on the middle or right lane, just knowing I have that stupid sticker there.
BQE sucks!!!
I don’t know why it would bother you, you’re rich.
What kind of statement is that???
Far from it guy…
Errrr sorry to sound lame, but what is BQE:confused:?
I was watching the vid thinking I was playing a video game and kept trying to anticipate which lane I was going into next with my mouse hahahahaha.
I see a crash in your future.
I agree.
Take it for what its worth, but judging by the pace of the rest of the traffic in this video, and a lot of your other videos, you are just going to be another statistic.
Yes rush hour traffic sux and dealing with all the dumb traffic that dont know how to drive in it… But a lot of your maneuvers are fast and un safe. And its only a matter of time until it catches up to you. One of these days your going to cut off the wrong guy and he might not have a big horn, but might be carrying a gun.
Yes there usually is an understanding that slower traffic is supposed to keep right, BUT that only means that if the speed limit is 55 mph, and someone is going 50mph, they should be in the right hand lanes. This does NOT mean 55mph traffic is supposed to stay right and 70 mph traffic gets the left hand lane to speed.
Based on his webpage www.WesleyEng.com this guy is an immature unemployed 24 year old kid.
He will learn only after it is too late…
I agree with everyone here…I’m a 16 year old kid who doesn’t even have his license yet and yet I was cringing throughout that whole video.
I’m an unemployed 24 year old student, but where did you get immature kid from? I assure you, I have done and seen more in 1 day than you ever will your entire life. Did you even bother to look at the kind of videos I upload? They’re mostly friends, family oriented along with motorcycle vlogs and a handful of videos from Iraq.
To most of you, this may feel like a cliff hanging, edge of your seat drive, but to me, I couldn’t be more calm. It was not rush hour, there weren’t even many vehicles for that road compared to other times of the day, but it was slow, because the cars were spread out across all lanes practically pacing each other. This is how I drive, I’m not constantly accelerating until I reach the next vehicle. I get up to my comfortable speed and keep pace from there.
Maybe it’s because I’ve driven in far worse conditions in my past occupation, but this is a fairly calm normal drive for me, except this time, I decided to upload it because I saw a perfect example of slow left lane drivers. I’m more situation-ally aware of my surroundings than the average Joe per se.
The comment “Immature” was a little harsh but I would have to agree with you. had my license for 5 years, doesn’t seem like long but I have seen a few dare devil stunts out there.
Over here, it’s like an obstacle course. Slow cars in the left lane, fast cars in the right lane, and every one seems to have their own idea of speed limit. Not trying to encourage reckless driving but yeah, I see the OP’s driving as calm IF you were over here. 
Imagine full size buses serving much much worse than the OP when they’re trying to out run each other for the next passenger.
I’m going to post a wall of text.
I have stayed silent on the things I’ve seen in some of we5leyz’s videos because I’m fairly new here, but I do have to agree with some of the other posters’ assertions that some of the actions exhibited in the videos aren’t what I would call those of a law-abiding citizen just going about his/her business. I’m not sure about the traffic laws where we5leyz lives, but I’m pretty sure that the driving I’ve seen in these videos (from the perspective of the camera) would get the attention of law enforcement, no matter where the driving is taking place.
I am also noticing that we5leyz keeps bringing up the fact that he served in the military when he has to justify his actions whenever he is called out on them (" I assure you, I have done and seen more in 1 day than you ever will your entire life."). Now, I’ve never been a soldier or even thought about joining the armed forces or reserves or anything, but I’m pretty sure that many, many people would disagree with him whenever he implies that, since he served in Iraq/killed people/whatever, he can drive however he wants to. I’m not poo-poohing his time served wherever his military career took him–in fact, I’m glad that he served his time because I didn’t have to–, but, IMHO, using that as an excuse to drive in a legally-questionable manner just cheapens his military experience.
Now, some or most of us may be driving in a legally-questionable manner just by the fact that we have these gargantuan horns on our vehicles. Some of us have them to scare people with them, others have them to “clear the road” for them, and yet others have them to keep other drivers from killing them. I am in the latter category, in that the only times I have used my horns in a manner other than a very dangerous situation are 1) scaring my sister at a restaurant, 2) making a vehicle-accident victim move out of my way when the light turned green, and 3) whenever someone else honks at me (because let’s face it–they asked for it). Any other time, it was to keep that semi tractor from merging on top of me or stopping that Honda Fit or Yaris or whatever from pulling out in front of me or blasting that deputy’s wife for parking her car in the middle of my lane on a blind curve while checking her mail or whatever.
we5leyz, if the thought of having an enraged driver “snap” whenever you cut them off or horn them or whatever doesn’t deter you, then hopefully the possibility of law-enforcement seeing your videos or seeing you personally will give you a moment of pause. Because I know that, in the right circumstances, law enforcement isn’t going to care why I honked my horn or how many lives it saved or how much danger I was in. It doesn’t matter if individual police officers are “cool” with my horns; if I end up with that one officer who has had a bad day or otherwise just doesn’t like me (or even if the day was perfect for everyone), when all the facts are out, I’m still going to get a fine, and I’m either going to have my car towed or an order to remove those horns within 30 days or whatever. In Florida, there is no law about having large horns on vehicles, but there IS a clause in a statute that prohibits “unreasonably-loud” horns. That’s why I hardly use them.
And if the law isn’t going to care about why I horned someone, I’m pretty sure it’s not going to care about why you cut off that person or why you went 20 MPH over the limit just to get through traffic. It’s certainly not going to sympathize with you if your driving ends up causing an accident, and the fact you served in the military isn’t going to help you one bit. Think of all those old war vets (or new war vets) that have no jobs, no family, no home, nothing but a cardboard sign and a bag with everything he owns–or, he may be able to stay in a temporary shelter. That’s how much your country cares about the vets who are law-abiding citizens. They’re NOT going to care about a vet that caused a wreck, shutting down X miles of freeway and injuring Y amount of people in the process, and has multiple videos on YouTube detailing the similar driving that caused said wreck in the first place.
I’m not claiming to be more mature than you; in fact, I’m only a couple years older. It’s just that I’ve had to learn the hard way about driving and law enforcement when I was just barely in college, and they didn’t care about the fact that I cut off that van because I was late for a class. I still got 2 aggressive driving citations, and I still had to go to clerk court to get the points removed from my license (after paying them half my monthly wages to do so). That doesn’t count all the speeding tickets I got up to that point. I’m simply asking you to think about what your driving and your videos on your driving are telling other people what to think of you.
BTW, if you didn’t want to read the wall of text above, here’s a summary: The driving in the video looks bad, you shouldn’t keep doing it.
But if the flow of traffic is actually faster than 55 mph and they don’t move over it could be considered obstruction of traffic. Law enforcement used to uphold that but not anymore.
You’re talking ‘law abiding’ on a train horn forum where I’m pretty sure MANY of us haven’t just used our horns for “demonstration” purposes and even when we have an unwritten rule about no pets, elderly, and infants, there’s still a risk of that happening. So where’s your all righteous comment on that?
Where do you keep me “constantly” bringing up and boasting about my military service? I think I might have barely brought it up when I posted a video about a debate between Spiderman vs. Batman where the actual video was taken in Iraq out of my 160 some odd posts. I brought up my service in this topic because I was replying to someone who thought I was just an “immature kid” based just on my Youtube channel, but it was clear that he didn’t even bother to see what kind of videos I upload.
I brought up my service in relation to my driving because to ME, my driving is normal everyday driving to MYSELF, and a REASON why that might be to ME is that I’m use to FAR WORSE, BUT it might seem COMPLETELY DIFFERENT to someone else, like YOU.
I have prevented major accidents with my horns (cars almost merging into each other), semi’s from nearly killing me, helped firetrucks on emergency clear the road, so what? Does that make me better than you with train horns? I don’t think so, but according to your ethics, that makes me a better train horn user than you.
You run the same risks when using your horns. This is your life, if you like to “hardly” use your horn, then that’s on you. I know my risks, which is why I access the situation every time before I use them. If I see a 250lb athlete next to me mean mugging me, I probably wouldn’t honk at him as I would with a college girl.
I’ve had my enormous fair share of getting pulled over and I almost never use my Veteran card. Most of the time the cops bring it up, either because they noticed my Veteran’s Plate, or my ID’s in my wallet. The only time I ever used anything military as an excuse, were all the times I got pulled over for not wearing a seatbelt, because at that time, I truly was having trouble adjusting to wearing a seatbelt and the cops understood what I was talking about. There’s a reason why I’ve been stopped countless times for speeding, but NEVER wreckless driving. I know what wreckless driving is and I don’t like it just as much as the next guy.
If you wrote all this, because you’re genuinely concerned for me, then I thank you, but no thanks.
Other than that
RON PAUL 2012:)
The bottom line is, when you drive like that you are going to be places others won’t expect you to suddenly be.
It doesn’t matter how good a driver you think you are…or how big and bad your horns are…someday someone will not see you driving like that and they will change lanes not knowing you are suddenly there and there is going to be a big crash. And there won’t be a damn thing you can do to keep from having that big crash. Someone could even die. Is it really worth it? Do you really need to get there a few minutes earlier? Even if you risk the lives of others in the process?
By the way, I don’t know you and have nothing against you, but this is an argument you can’t win.
If the speed limit on the sign is 55, that means the LIMIT is 55…
You will not have a cop pull you over for going 55 in a 55 no matter what lane you are in…
But i know of at least 2 people who have received tickets for going 36 in a 35 zone…
If the traffic behind you is almost running you over because you are doing the speed limit , then the cops should be more focused on the driver who is potentially causing an accident trying to make someone speed up by riding there a$$.
I’m not trying to put myself out there to be a law abiding citizen, and say that i never speed, and never break any moving violations… NO ONE can say they never make a moving violation! But on the other hand , my point of calling out OP is that in pretty much every video he posts, there are multiple close calls of him cutting people off and dare I say an over usage of his horn…
I’m only 29, so i’m not much older than OP. But (i know its going to make me sound like a father) I feel that ive seen and learned a lot in my years of driving since i was 17… And i can say that i have slowed down a lot since ive learned of all the hot heads on the road. You may think you have a temper on the road, but there is always someone crazier.