
A) yes
B) no
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'Weave' in front of it? No..
But depending on the situation, the speeds involved etc you may well be able to increase the distance between you while maintaining your current lane and then join the lane to your left once you are a safe distance ahead of the orange car.
You can, but it will likely cause an accident with the orange car losing control. Better is to accelerate in the lane you're in, get at least 2 full car lengths ahead of the orange car, signal (blinker, indicator) and then move into the left lane, making sure you're going at least as fast as the orange car, and do not slow down.
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Maybe in Chicago but you'll be chased down and murdered so I'd advise against it.
In most other places physics would say "don't be an idiot."
If you understand physics you might listen. If you're an idiot do whatever TF you want and pay the consequences.
Technically yes, you would have to speed up a lot, but its not allowed.
You have to let the orange car pass you, assuming this is from a country where you drive on the right side of the road.
I wouldn’t, but if I had to and I had the power I could
Didn't you ask this yesterday?
My little truck is not maneuverable like that
You could try. But the outcome might not be good!
"Weaving" is always unlawful.
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