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Originally Posted by gorillarick
The left lane law says "higher rate of speed."
If you also read the rules of passing it says you can pass when safe, but without exceeding the speed limit.
So if I'm doing the speed limit in the left lane, there is no reason for anyone to pass (except emergency vehicles).
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The person speeding will get the ticket no matter which lane. On a busy street, with bumper to bumper traffic, there is not enough operable room for the majority of traffic to remain to the right. Those who continually weave in and out, will be ticketed. Town, city, and community streets are not open highways where one can zoom by in the left lane as they see fit.
If you do not believe this and speed in the left lane, or weave in and out of traffic, do not be surprised if you receive a $350 ticket for careless driving.