>However until then I'd prefer that laws like Washington State's 'keep right except to pass' were strongly enforced. I recently drove from Tuscon, AZ to Clevel

>However until then I'd prefer that laws like Washington State's 'keep right except to pass' were strongly enforced. I recently drove from Tuscon, AZ to Cleveland, OH. All 8 states I drove through have them, but somewhere around Misouri signs get smaller and less frequent, and they stop being strictly enforced. Ohio recently started pushing to enforce this law. It seems as exits get more frequent and less lanes are available, (road maintenance in 4 season territory costs a lot, so there are more 2 lane highway spans than 3-4) lots of drivers decide that the speed limit +x MPH is fast enough for everyone, FU if you're behind me. I'd guess it added +/- 8 hours to the trip.