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Place right turn signal on. People to the right of you make a hole. You move over. You decide to stay there until traffic is empty to pass again without impe
by thrill 1y ago
Place right turn signal on. People to the right of you make a hole. You move over. You decide to stay there until traffic is empty to pass again without impeding others. You never leave your zen.
- rascul 1y ago> People to the right of you make a hole. Sometimes, but not so common not in my experience.
- mitthrowaway2 1y agoFrom the GP's description, "passing a long line of cars", unless that vehicle is flashing emergency lights you certainly don't need to move over to accommodate an aggressive driver to your rear (and doing so might force you to slow down to a halt). This situation is common when there's a backed-up highway exit for example. But I don't think a powerful engine is needed in that scenario either. The only case where it's really needed is accelerating up a steep hill.
- SoftTalker 1y agoDepends on where you’re driving. On the Autobahn, or even in some US states, impeding a vehicle in the passing lane is a violation even if you’re going at or over the speed limit.
- mitthrowaway2 1y agoI'm skeptical. If you are moving at the same speed as (or slower than) traffic in the right lane, or if the right lane is clear, then sure, no doubt. Drive on the right, pass on the left. But in this scenario you are currently passing on the left. The traffic on the right may even be gridlocked. In which states must you clear the lane even when you yourself are presently passing on the left of slower traffic in the right lane?