if you hate slow pokes in the left lane..........
07-12-2007, 09:05 PM
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I love it!!!! Did you know that it is actually against the law in Germany to drive in the left lane on the Autobahn? I think it is against the law here in the backwards state of AR. also. It's called the speeder impeder law or something like that. I don’t know anyone that has gotten that ticket though.
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07-12-2007, 09:13 PM
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In Washington State, on the super slabs, we have signs posted that say in effect, you can only be in the left while passing, THEN move over. Course, you know the results of that suggestion. BUT, the troopers can ticket you for the infraction if they are of a mind to. $120 or so, if memory serves. I just make sure I pass and pass and pass.......at the posted speed limits, of course.
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Folks,
Pay attention closely in most any state in the union and you will see these nice little signs that say "Keep Right Except to Pass" or "Slower Traffic Keep Right".
I believe it is the law in almost all the states as well, but it seems to never be enforced. If this one issue were stressed more during driver education courses our country's traffic problems would be much less than they currently are. I'm not holding my breath though!
Pay attention closely in most any state in the union and you will see these nice little signs that say "Keep Right Except to Pass" or "Slower Traffic Keep Right".
I believe it is the law in almost all the states as well, but it seems to never be enforced. If this one issue were stressed more during driver education courses our country's traffic problems would be much less than they currently are. I'm not holding my breath though!
07-12-2007, 09:20 PM
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Huh???
Maybe it is just the mirror effect..Hay
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Years ago in Texas the drivers manual advised that if you were at the speed limit you should stay in the left lane. I think it has been changed but as far as I know the is no law saying you must move right. Too many old school dirvers are still here.
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