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North Americans on average spend ~1 hour each day driving to and from work, with an average of 260 work days per year. Extrapolated over a 35 year career that equates to over a year of your life spent in traffic just getting to work! Thankfully there is a faster way.
Commute on two wheels and filter right on through the gridlock.

However, unfortunately for Canadians and most Americans, we are legally required to sit in a column of stopped traffic, all the while looking down the gap between the lanes, knowing that we could easily sneak on by without harming anyone.

What are your thoughts on filtering?

(Data taken from New York Times Article)

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