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I've seen lots of AIs driving like 65 in a 80. And there always two AI each take a lane to form a rolling roadblock.
Yes it does make a little bit more immersive since there are really dumbasses driving like this IRL. But this type of thing happens so regularly in game, it makes me really frustrating to take the emergency lane to overtake.
There is one issue I observed in 1.50, a warning in the log: <WARNING> Ignoring obsolete attribute 'ai_speed_coef_night' of unit '.traffic.data' (of type 'traffic_data').