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I took driver's education in 2000 so I admit I may be a bit rusty. When I learned to drive the "speed limit" was the upper limit. I don't recall there being a
by mulmen 3y ago
I took driver's education in 2000 so I admit I may be a bit rusty. When I learned to drive the "speed limit" was the upper limit. I don't recall there being a universal right to a minimum speed, that is unique to freeways. Depending on your state the bicyclist may be required to yield if they are delaying some number of other vehicles, but that is likely to vary. Maybe you can educate us on why you believe you have a right to pass these cyclists.
- pandaman 3y agoMost states have rules against driving too slowly and impeding normal flow of traffic. Furthermore, most states have specific rules for bicycles and other slow vehicles to drive furthest to the right they can with exceptions allowed for left turns, obstacles etc.