> Isn't that a thing in the U.S. as well? Yes, but not normally observed in more densely populated areas. In Los Angeles, for example, it's use any lane you ca

> Isn't that a thing in the U.S. as well? Yes, but not normally observed in more densely populated areas. In Los Angeles, for example, it's use any lane you can to pass. I've personally witnessed people, who were driving slower than the flow of traffic, move all the way to the left to "get out of the way" of other drivers. It's well-intentioned, though poor understanding. Licensing needs to be more rigorous, but many cities rely very heavily on commuting without a proper public transportation infrastructure in place.