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Maybe I'm misunderstanding your comment, but isn't it rarely illegal to drive under the speed limit?

• throwaway0a5e 5y ago
  Except at the obvious extremes the correlation between legal and safe or legal and "in good taste" is marginal at best.
• eptcyka 5y ago
  If you're holding up traffic, as per the recent updates to the highway code, you should pull over and let people pass. Regardless if it's legal, if a driver is not driving at the maximum safe speed they can (which in an MOT'ed vehicle on a clear summer day on a straight and empty road should be the speed limit), they are either distracted, incompetent or they're not bothered about getting to their destination, and in all of those cases I would prefer if the drivers in question considered using a bus to fulfill their transportation needs.
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• yucky 5y ago
  It's called impeding traffic, and is in fact illegal in many (most) places. But obviously this only applies to cars driving significantly under, not just a few mph under.
  • eptcyka 5y ago
    It applies to any vehicle that participates in traffic.