Washington State (and probably other states are similar) has a law often summarized as: 'Keep Right - Except to Pass'. Going SLOW in the left lane(s), particul

Washington State (and probably other states are similar) has a law often summarized as: 'Keep Right - Except to Pass'. Going SLOW in the left lane(s), particularly on the often 4+ wide lane Interstate Freeways near the urban core(s), is (I would love a real study on this) more dangerous than a driver going a little faster the further left they go. Though the most dangerous, and disruptive, are full-interrupts from enforcement officers to pull someone over and issue a ticket; which also causes a road hazard and gawker block. I would much rather those public servants focused on even other traffic laws: improperly secured loads, failure to keep right to allow others to pass. Even more preferentially focused on non-traffic crimes: theft, various threats / assaults, etc.