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> You should only go into the outer lanes to overtake traffic, and then move back in once you've passed. Not in the US AFAIK (or does it vary by state?). My un
by mbrookes 10y ago
> You should only go into the outer lanes to overtake traffic, and then move back in once you've passed.
Not in the US AFAIK (or does it vary by state?). My understanding and experience is that driving in the lane of your choice, and "undertaking" (overtaking on the inside) are both legal and common practice.
- pdx 10y agoYou are incorrect, but I can see why you would be confused, since so many people pick the left lane to go slow in. I think they imagine themselves to be some sort of force for good, slowing down all those evil speeders. Here's a summary of the law, by state. http://www.mit.edu/~jfc/right.html http://www.mit.edu/~jfc/right.html
- mbrookes 10y agoHuh, interesting. So it's a law that is neither obeyed nor enforced (in my limited experience).
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