We have a very un-mustachian 4wd camper van. People definitely get out of the way. It has to be driven more like a semi than a car, so I get passed a lot, but yeah, most small cars just try to stay out of the way. Still have problems with the occasional 20-something punk in a jacked up pickup or sporty German car (Audi anyone?), but only til they pass me. At intersections or on the freeway, people typically defer to me when I知 in that beast.
What does it mean that cars "get out of the way??"
Especially if you are going slow, I'm having a hard time picturing what this looks like.
I've driven a number of moving trucks and never witnessed people actively getting out of my way, although I have witnessed people courteously and patiently giving me space to maneuver my huge truck, usually with a polite hand wave, likely because they know people in rental moving trucks have no idea what they're doing and could be dangerous.
But I can't picture what people "getting out of the way" really looks like.