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when there is 100 to 200 feet between cars, you need to move over and allow faster traffic to pass and then return to passing after faster traffic has past you.
ETA: And obviously there was plenty of room to move over because he did just that after the other car went off the road...
there was plenty of room because the car that entered the on ramp slowed way they hell down when he sensed the swerving of tailgater. The beaker continued his speed, so a huge gap quickly opened up. There was no reason for breaker to squeeze in between existing car on right and the one entering the ramp. That would just puss off that ramp guy. Again, why multiple cars get uncomfortable because of one impatient guy? There is a compromise with using passing lanes, you have to let those in front of you have a safe opportunity to move over, without excessive speeding. This may take passing quite a few cars to do so.
70mph is 100ft/sec, so entering a 100' space is only a half a second between you and either car. For the two second rule, you'd need 400'
At 45mph, sure maybe 100-150' could be sufficient.