I agree- and god forbid you actually be the one to yield to traffic at this spot, you almost get rear ended and people act like you are stopping in the middle of the road for no apparent reason.

The ramp in question is not short, it's about a 1/4 of a mile long, and runs alongside enterprise drive for nearly the entire length. The people on the ramp actually speed up to beat you to the intersection of the 2 roads, knowing full well there is a yield at the end of their road. Moving into the left lane is not an option if you are trying to make a right turn into the first 2 driveways for Bank of America. I think it's funny telling someone to slow down and give the people ignoring a yield sign a break. Guess you must have missed out on your drivers education class.

That ramp intersection has been a yield sign for for all my life and i never have a problem there and i have been driving for 32 years. There is never very much traffic on that road anyway.

A yield is just that a yield, not a stop sign. Most people I find at this intersection are not courteous to the incoming traffic (getting off ramp) and you have to fight to get in, same goes for the 209 ramps. When I learned to drive you moved over to left lane to be "courteous" to other drivers. I think the real problem is that the human race just forgot how to be nice to one another. No matter what no one will be happy, just drive safely. Americans need to get rid of this "poor me complex"