What happened to the the rule "slow traffic keep right"? I thought this was one of the fundamental things they taught in drivers ed, yet this is by far the most widespread problem I see on a day to day basis. States ought to invest in large signs that point this out every few miles with threats of stiff fines for ignoring it. If society could figure this simple rule out, alot of other problems would go away (tailgating, frequent lane changing, road rage, etc). The key is getting away from the notion that because the speed limit is 55 and you're going 55, it doesn't entitle you to cruise in the left lane the entire trip. It's time to get real, even if it means acknowledging that people can and will go faster than the speed limit and that it's not your responsibility to regulate them in the form of a rolling road block, only making the situation worse and forcing them into slower traveling lanes where they might pose an even greater risk to drivers who actually were trying to stay out of their way in the first place. If someone approaches you at a higher speed in the left lane (regardless of how fast either of you are going), you need to get out of the way, whenever permissible. Not when you feel like it, not when you pass all the other traffic, not 2 miles down the road when you find a more comfortable 10-car length space in the next lane over because the last eight 9-car length spaces weren't good enough.
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