We SO need this here... |
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i have a question, if everyone is driving 80 on the freeway and then someone decides to drive on the left lane, isn't that person just asking for a ticket because a) he's not really passing people and if he is b) he's speeding! |
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So no, not really. Plus there are always people who don't drive at 80mph and will consistently travel anywhere between 65mph-75mph. |
^ + 1 Also if everyone's driving the speed limit, as far as the law is concerned you have no reason to be passing. |
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What I found most interesting about the article is this: "Many drivers who were stopped said they didn't know the law, according to the State Patrol." So those big black and white signs everywhere that say "STATE LAW: KEEP RIGHT EXCEPT TO PASS. STRICTLY ENFORCED"... people just don't notice those, or...? |
we need this so bad, sick and tired of oblivious people going 70 in the left lane on the highway, it seriously makes me pull my hair out |
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Actually, I was thinking in terms of things from the states as the article you provided was from Seattle. So I actually meant mph instead of km/h. Plus I just drove to and from Portland last weekend. |
The law already exists here....... It is even posted on some hiways. Highway lines 155 (1) Despite anything in this Part, if a highway is marked with (c) one single line, broken or solid, the driver of a vehicle must drive the vehicle to the right of the line, except only when passing an overtaken vehicle. I am unsure of why it is not enforced unless there is some case law that has made it too difficult to enforce. |
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On the whole, I suspect most people (in BC at least) don't obey it because all the signage seems to treat it as a suggestion rather than THE LAW. |
ive stressed this numerous times.. and now the article simply proves that our so called licensing tests are a joke.. |
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