It is used to describe a maneuver in which a driver quickly moves from the leftmost lane to a right hand exit, often cutting across multiple lanes of traffic at the last second, typically associated with the New Jersey Turnpike, Garden State Parkway, and the state's frequent left side exits. People typically say "He pulled a Jersey slide and almost caused a pileup" or "Watch out for the Jersey slide." The term originated in late 20th century New Jersey driving culture, reflecting the state's notorious aggressive driving style and poorly designed interchanges.

“Jersey slide”的英语定义和含义

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