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Other's would say that the idiots are the ones in the left lane disrespectfully staying in it instead of yielding to faster traffic by moving over. In many states, including California, the law states that the duty of slower traffic to keep right applies "notwithstanding the prima facie speed limits."
It's even worse in California because the truck speed limit can be up to 30mph lower (ie. Tejon Pass 35 vs 65) than that of passenger vehicles. This means that no one moves over because they don't want to go 35, but they also don't want to go 65. It's the most annoying and frustrating thing ever. On top of it, semi's pass each other, like leapfrog, going just 3 miles faster than the other holding up everything. Driving in Nevada, Arizona, Utah etc where it's all the same limit is soooo much better.
Lastly, some states still have laws on the books making it ILLEGAL to pass on the right, so moving over is that much more important and can really piss people off if you don't.
Since you're in Maryland, here's the law in your state for reference: https://law.justia.com/codes/maryland/2010/transportation/title-21/subtitle-3/21-301/
It's even worse in California because the truck speed limit can be up to 30mph lower (ie. Tejon Pass 35 vs 65) than that of passenger vehicles. This means that no one moves over because they don't want to go 35, but they also don't want to go 65. It's the most annoying and frustrating thing ever. On top of it, semi's pass each other, like leapfrog, going just 3 miles faster than the other holding up everything. Driving in Nevada, Arizona, Utah etc where it's all the same limit is soooo much better.
Lastly, some states still have laws on the books making it ILLEGAL to pass on the right, so moving over is that much more important and can really piss people off if you don't.
Since you're in Maryland, here's the law in your state for reference: https://law.justia.com/codes/maryland/2010/transportation/title-21/subtitle-3/21-301/
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