from_the_NEK
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and if the driver of that "slow" car got spooked and hit the brakes??????
You're allowed to pass on the right as long as it's a 3 or more travel lane (slow vehicle lanes up hills don't count) limited access highway, there's also some subjective bit in there too about it needing to be reasonable or safe to do so. I never knew there was anything in the books about hanging in the left lane. They certainly don't enforce it if there is. I've witnessed plenty of idiots hanging in the left lane with a cruiser behind them, instead of moving over to let the cop go by.
If the idiot is hanging in the left I'm not going to hang around on his bumper hoping he'll move over I'll just use the right lane on a 2 lane or more highway.
Lately I've been flicking high beams a couple of times as I'm coming up, and it seems to get a better response. Maybe people don't feel as pressured, or as angry, or whatever.
I believe this is illegal, though I'd have to look it up.
According to webtrafficschool.com (your online source for all driving tips), step 5 of safely passing is "Honk or flash your high beams to warn drivers ahead".
http://www.mit.edu/~jfc/right.html
According to the Uniform Traffic Code in theUS, it seems that it is illegal to drive slower than the speed of normal traffic (note, that'snot the posted speed limit) in the left lane.
question....can a commercial vehicle (not tractor-trailer) say like a uhaul, cargo van, pick up with commerical plate be in the left lane of a 3 land highway? i know tractor-trailers/busses cannot be in the far left, but what about other commercial vehicles?