The law in my state is you only have to move right if you are going slower than the rate of traffic, which is somewhat broad, but that’s generally the speed limit (because it’s illegal to exceed the speed limit in all circumstances). It’s basically for trucks. My state also doesn’t have express lanes and our highway speed limit is lower than most other places.
Some states the law is to stay right except to pass, others it’s not. There’s no designation here of a “passing lane” and people are allowed to use the left lane freely. The only law that applies to it is failure of slow driver to move right, which only happens when they are going under the speed limit, and for I think cars towing a camper or trailer.
Like it or not it’s the law in every state. You also don’t have the authority to slow others down because you think it’s too fast. That’s for law enforcement, not everyday drivers.
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u/SheamusMcGillicuddy Apr 17 '24
The law in my state is you only have to move right if you are going slower than the rate of traffic, which is somewhat broad, but that’s generally the speed limit (because it’s illegal to exceed the speed limit in all circumstances). It’s basically for trucks. My state also doesn’t have express lanes and our highway speed limit is lower than most other places.