Don't go below the speed limit, use your blinker when changing lanes well before you change lanes to be sure that others see you. If you can't or they won't let you in, too bad as they- not you- have the right-of-way. Get into the lane you need to be and stay there. Even if it's 20 miles away, it is your portion to deal with it and hope everyone at least goes the speed limit and keeps checking that they are going the speed limit and take pains to maintain the speed limit.
If anyone remembers the Buckman Bridge before it was four lanes on each side this bridge is spectacular and so awesome compared to the old bridge where there was wrecked every day.
The most dangerous bridge in the city. So many deaths from falling off the side, broken down vehicles dont have nearly enough space to safely try to repair let alone exit the vehicle with hundreds of people flying a foot or so away at 80+ miles per hour because the cops generally wont pull you over on the bridge itself is so dangerous they wait on either side and miss all the needlessly reckless driving occuring on that bridge on an hourly basis. I hate this bridge with a passion.
Necessary evil with beautiful views. You will have plenty of time to watch due to the idiotic amount of traffic and bad drivers causing unnecessary congestion.
Long long bridge, four lanes on either side. Everyone drives a minimum of 25 mph over the speed limit unless the sheriff cars are out. Additionally, lane changes are generally reckless and without any signals. At least once a year someone crashes and flips their vehicle into the St John's River. Rush hour traffic is deadly. Off prime time, it isn't ghastly horrible, as long as you drive very defensively​. Definitely not one of my favorite places, but a necessary evil.
This bridge has come a long way since I was a kid. Still scary in bad weather though