I once got stuck in a two-lane highway behind two "grannies" who literally drove right next to each other for over a 100 miles and not one of them sped up and slowed down. They just drove next to each other at equal pace... completely clueless. It's incredibly frustrating when people block the left lane.
@@Ballen1182 To put it in perspective, there's only a difference of one minute to go ten miles @ 65 vs.75. If the trucks were in the left lane, you have a valid complaint. But I've been tailgated many times going 75 in the slow lane.
@@SteviePaintsthat's funny, my reply was deleted. It said: I wanted to go 85. The truckers were being disrespectful to other drivers for way too long anyways. It is a valid complaint. The actual scientific delay is not much relevant. If they were both in the left lane, we could have all passed in the right lane, which would have been better.
Agressive lane changing like we are taught in Germany and The Netherlands (and probably other European countries as well) can actually be a thing drawing more attention than doing it this way in the US. I've come to see a couple of Americans working or living here mentioning how we tend to go back to the right as fast as possible with them telling how it can be something that can actually get you stopped by police in the US. Also, for all we know there was someone to the right of them not giving them any space by not reducing their speed to create a gap as well, and I would not be surprised if the kind of lanes used for heavy traffic that Germany has on the more regional, non high-way roads going uphill might be a common thing in the US on highways just because of the greater distances there. Yes, I felt the same way, but that's just because we are taught the left lane is where the fast traffic is.
@@Dutch3DMaster those Americans lied to you. The left lane is for passing and you're supposed to get back over as soon as it's safe. Sounds like the guys you talked are the assholes that clog up the left lane and force people to do dangerous maneuvers like this to get around. You can get a ticket for staying in the left lane but it rarely happens. In this case, the cop was clogging the left lane so someone would get upset and do just that, should be illegal.
@@rrdt good point. Usually when cops are in the left lane they are going 90+ to cover a lot of highway. This cop was going a lot slower and was likely waiting for something to happen. Really uncool
I regularly hold the fast lane as long as I want - just 2 km/h below the speed limit I mean - I really don't care at the traffic BEHIND me - that's their problem. Below the speed limit on whatever lane is the most appropriate, and never too close to the car in front of me.
@@Z-Bart If he/she found a speeder on other side. What was he gonna do ? Jump the guard rails to turn around or take the next exit to turn around. He was simply baiting.
They do this. I remember driving with a challenger and a skyline and we were out in front. All of a sudden a black SUV speeds past us and then slows down in the left lane. We all knew instantly it was a cop baiting us to pass him. He literally drove 60 in a 65 and no one dared pass him.
That unmarked (!) Police car deliberately baited that driver to make an illegal pass! He was going so slowly and blocking the fast lane. And the fact that his car was not marked makes it so sneaky.
The cop didn’t make the asshole pass someone in the merge lane, nor do 85+MPH on the highway. Don’t blame the cop, blame the asshole behind the wheel of the White Acura.
That's not an unmarked, genius. No unmarked police vehicle has roof rails. Only the civilian models. It's pretty obvious that the white Subaru is pulled over for flying past a marked charger at 90+.
I feel like if you’re a bored cop who rarely pulls anyone over, you should just follow a school bus and wait till someone blows past it’s stop sign, happens all the time
Here in New Hampshire they passed a law a while back. Camping out and blocking traffic in the left lane is now a ticketable offense. If you refuse to move out o the way, and continue to obstruct the flow of cars, you can be pulled over and written up. If the road ahead of you is empty, and you have a line of cars behind you, GTF out of the way!
Despite the driver's chatter, there are ZERO Hyundais, Acuras or Saabs anywhere to be seen. The police car is a Dodge and the speeding car is a Subaru.
IKR. Especially considering how high up they are, you'd think the badges would be in plain sight o them. Also as Truck Drivers, you think they'd know American Cops are usually in DODGE Challengers as their job literally has them driving on so many interstates, it'd be suicide for them to not recognize unmarked cops otherwise they'd rack up so many tickets!
It’s an archaic law in my state. In fact, unless signs are posted saying such, a driver goes in whichever lane is available. My state did away with that law in 1981.
@@thomasdelaney9370 It doesn't matter if it's the law or not. It's just as relevant today as it would have been in 1981, in fact moreso in burgeoning areas. Only immature people refuse to do best practices because "I don't hAvE to"
Falcon so? Sue me. Unless there's a posted sign saying not to use the left lane except for passing...I'll use it as I see fit, so long as I'm breaking the law by exceeding the posted speed limit. Tailgate me, I slow down to the posted SL. Self-entitled douche bags come in all colors, sexes, races, age, and size.
@@thomasdelaney9370 "Self-entitled douche bags come in all colors, sexes, races, age, and size." Agreed, so what is your color, sex, race, age, and size so we can add you to the douche bag spreadsheet?
@@Skank_and_Gutterboy I think the point is if there's a car blocking him infront from passing he shouldn't be in the passing lane He wouldn't be in a situation where he's blocked from infront and to the side if he had stayed in the proper lane to begin with
A few months back on Stoney Trail W in Calgary, AB I saw this blue F150 coming fron behind like a bullet. Passing fast left right and center even on the left shoulder. Suddenly the blue lights started flashing from a unmarked Taurus. He got done! Dam that was exciting.
The fact that this guy drives a truck for a living, yet posts a video showing showing his complete ignorance of how poorly he himself drives is just sad.
It's called the "overtaking lane" in Australia and you're not supposed to drive in it UNLESS you are in the process of overtaking someone. It still doesn't stop complete douchenozzles from driving in it all the time.
Same in UK, except as in Oz here many drivers are like those laughing boys obstructing the overtaking lane, but it appears there’s no legal lane discipline in USA?
That never quite makes sense, because on a four lane road. theoretically everyone should be in the nearside lane for 90% of the time. Common sense is the answer, along with staying in the lane most consistent with your speed and vehicle, along with showing respect for other drivers even if they are idiots. 😊
No, they were passing. Not as fast as y'all might want them to be, but they were passing. Gosh, y'all are the reason why patience is a virtue, aint ya?
So many problems in this video I didn't know who to watch. You got the cop driving slow in left lane seemingly baiting people to be aggressive, you've got the white truck tailgating the cop and then finally you've got our video taker in a big rig in the left lane (who seems to be passing so not really that bad imo). Not knowing the cop was there at first, I didnt even consider the person who acutally got pulled over.
Yeah, lmao. I agree mostly about the camera guy. He's driving a big rig. People seem to be ignorant to that fact and act like he should be merging over as soon as possible.. now THAT is dangerous. He can't overtake as quickly and needs more clearance to merge over safely
Look again. It was the cop in the dark colored car who was hogging the left lane. A perfect setup to get someone angry enough to pass on the right. Works every time. Easy ticket. I was in Kentucky some years ago, and the cop was driving an older El Camino with a bale of hay in the back. Perfect decoy.
He didn't just pass on the right, which is not an infraction in and off itself. He used an entrance lane to a limited access highway to pass on the right, which IS an infraction.
Again. Not an impatient driver, the idiot blocking the passing lane is the offender..move over where you are supposed to be and quit trying to cause accidents 🙄 that applies to cops. They have a driver's licence and definitely should know better. Not a good look for them to be breaking the laws they are supposed to uphold.
Depends on which state. Where I live, there is no such thing as a dedicated passing lane. You got fast lane and a slow lane. You are allowed to drive in the fast lane and not required to move over. I know. I do it almost daily going 75-80 over 65 and even passed a cop who was in the second lane. Not a problem.
I was in a car on a twisting turning road in Ipswitch MA. The road was loaded with sharp corners and complete blind spots and this loser passes us on one of the blind spots just as a cop is coming in the other direction and pushes the cop off the road. That cop was bull$itt and flipped on the lights and went after and caught the loser. It was poetic justice.
Nobody has the right to certain lanes. Grandma can drive in the left lane doing 5 under. Is it dangerous? Yes. Is it illegal? Depends on what state you're in. Should you get upset that people aren't going as fast as you want to? No, because then it makes you more upset and likely to do irrational things.
@XO The Host again you do not have a right to specific lanes. If someone is doing the speed limit (depending on state) they can stay there as long as they want. It's irrational to think that you have the manifest destiny from God to take the left lane. I don't like left lane hogs as much as the next guy, but they (depending on state) can be there.
God that's retarded. Literally every other Western country has designated cruising and passing lanes. Here we drive on the right and pass on the left. Approach, overtake, move back to the right lane
@@coflyer2949 I am from the state in which this was filmed (NC) and I honestly couldn't tell you if there's a law that says the left lane is only for passing. What I can tell you is that the questions on our license test are based on defensive driving more than specific traffic laws. Defensive driving tells us to return right when it is safe after passing. I've seen people get blue lighted while lane hogging so traffic can move on. They don't get pulled over, the cop just flashes them until they get in the right lane, then he goes on. This cop shouldn't have been in the left lane, legal or not. You have this thing about self-righteousness twisted. Selflessness is following defensive driving standards, not doing something on the road just because it's legal.
If you were in such a hurry and wanted to be in front, perhaps YOU should have left 5 minutes earlier. The car jamming the fast lane was LE , go ahead tailgate him/her and flash your hi-lights
I'm pretty sure they got pulled over for speeding, not for passing. They would've been pulled over if they'd driven that fast in the passing lane as well.
How badly people are reading this Road makes me realise why so many are bad at driving. 3 car over taking another, white car tries to under take with no room to do so. When a lane opens up, instead of waiting for the cars to filter to the right he floors it up the inside. The Red car in front that had been slowing down the video car turned out to be a cop. Idiot gets booked. Question how were the people in the over taking lane douches for using it to over take? At the end of the video they were back on the inside lane, not selfish at all. PS: Big clue on how to spot motor way cops out fishing, they’ll be doing the speed limit in the outside lane when over taking.
Its the first rule in my drivers handbook.. "On a multi-lane highway, slower traffic should use the travel lane furthest to the right (unless needing the left lane to turn left). This leaves the left lane available for drivers of other vehicles for passing"
@John Judge No, a sharp cop is seeing much more than you are with your tunnel vision. He saw the white car fly up behind the SUV, and suspected it might overtake it on the right in the onramp, which it did. I see this all the time.
@John Judge WRONG. Cops are taught to anticipate continually. He is working and observant, on my dime, and not just a casual motorist at this point. He did a perfect job here, regardless of the limited feelings of any immature armchair quarterbacks such as yourself seriously thinking tunnel vision is full disclosure.
Not to my eyes...he was "cruising" Probably a tad over the limit, as most do when it's dry and well lit Question is...if someone closed up on him would he have moved right? It's not "nice" to hog the left...and in fact it's more dangerous A deer might step out of the bush into the left lane...but that's softer than a semi crossing the median into the right But...the center lane can (sometimes) have less frost heaves and pot holes So it can he the better lane Just keep your eyes on your six o'clock and yield Or people will pass you on the right And where I live...that IS a violation of the MVA
@@notlikely4468 as a german autobahn driver, looking at this behavior basically hurts me. This is irresponsible and stupid. Do that in Germany and thats an easy way of getting rear ended with 200+ mp/h
The little white car that passed on the right (from the merge lane) was doing at least 20 mph over the limit. I don't think the citation will be for passing on the right, it will be for doing 20+ over the limit (and possibly for using the merge lane to pass, if that is what they were doing). Not entrapment!
DW your comment is perplexing! Please tell me how he was hogging up the left lane??? The truck in front of him, even though he wasn’t passing at a high rate, was still gaining on the vehicle in the right lane. That’s the idea! That’s how it’s supposed to be! Unfortunately impatient, selfish assholes have changed the rules of the road and think that all others should comply to their aggressive style of driving! And it sounds to me like you’re one of them! Don’t get on my ass... I guarantee you’ll be eating my rear bumper
@master oogway the highway code prescribes you should have a 1 sec reaction time. That's why you should keep a min 1 sec gap at all times. Not 2, 3, ...
only needed to drive 50 miles for thanksgiving last week but the amount of out of state license plates camped out in the left lane was amazing, I was flying right by them in the right lane
Don’t tell me you’ve never been a few kilometers above the speed limit to overtake someone. The man had no reason to overtake on the right But the cop had no reason to stay on the left lane either, that’s bad driving and showing a bad example
don't get all the idiots making comments about the truck driving slow in the left lane. he is clearly coming up to and passing slower traffic in the right lane. hes doing nothing wrong here.
Not exactly true. When you are not passing another car/bike/semi, get out of the left lane ! Even fast drivers shouldn't stay in the left lane. There is always someone faster.
This police officer should give a ticket to himself too, because he did keep on driving in the left lane without passing other cars! After reading all the comments, where one "attacks" the other about rules, I think it's time to add something. First of all, follow RU-vid's guidelines when commenting. It is possible to disagree on a topic without writing badly to each other. Be polite! The second is that there are obviously different rules depending on which state you live in. But many states and countries, such as in the UK and Norway, the left lane (right in the UK) is for passing other cars. If there is a car behind you that is driving faster than you, drive over to the right lane as soon as it is free way. This should be done even if you keep the legal speed. This is called the duty to yield. In Norway, there are higher fines for not complying with the duty to yield than there are for driving a little over legal speed. This is due to the fact that serious accidents often occur because many do not comply with the duty to yield. The same rule applies to the police as long as they are not on a emergency.
@@CrazyTuco1 Depends where you are. Some traffic laws DO specifically state you must stay to the right lane unless you're passing. The speed you're going is irrelevant. He wasn't passing, so depending where this was, the officer may very well have been breaking the law. Also, charming attitude you've got there. Might want to be 100% sure you're right if you insist on being a dick.
Yes my thoughts exactly, this car only did this as the cop was holding up traffic in the over taking lane and couldn't do the speed limit and saw an opportunity to get around the wanker and took it... This is why you pull into the slower lane once you've over taken another car and safe to do so, you no longer need to be in the lane anyway so just move the fuck over.. Simple rule and it's just courteous to other people on the roads! People that disagree with this need a slap in the face as their arrogance is just out right rude and selfish!
@@CrazyTuco1 Most states do not allow you to ride the left lane without passing. And even in states which do....why are you still in the left lane if you're not passing? What harm is it going to be to just move the fuck over to the right?
Yup, gotta get that monthly ticket quota somehow, lol. Hate when they try to bait people like that. It doesn't make the roads safer. It's just basically another tax, taking money from the people in another way besides calling it a "tax." There's been studies that show speed traps also cause more accidents than they prevent, with people distracted looking out for cops, slamming on their brakes suddenly to try to not get a speeding ticket, causing more rear-ender accidents, etc. But they still claim publicly that it's about "safety" and not the money, which they claim is just an effective deterrent to get people to drive safer, lol.
@@BIKEMAN21 starting with the ad hominem argument, a sure sign of a weak position. So tell us. What were the speeds of the vehicles concerned? Oh you dont know do you , don't you feel silly now champ
It's a damn semi truck. Did you not notice the white SUV next to them. They couldn't move over because of other cars. They even moved over once they passed.
@@daviddou1408 so what I think was going on is that the semi came up onto the Yukon there and went to go around him. But at the same time that police car was going slow and the semi caught up to the police car. So he got stuck in that lane since the Yukon was in the way and when he was finally able to get back over after traveling up a hill as well he did. Trucker had nothing to do with the situation.
Just saying, I was pulled over for this same exact thing. *Undercover cop, +3 others going 10 below in the passing lane* I switched lanes and passed. Ended up getting pulled over, got a ticket. I fought the ticket all the way, and it was dropped in traffic court.
Good. I would have sued the department for breaking the law and fishing for tickets. That's only if I lost the appeal. Doing 10 over is a LOT safer than doing 10 under in the passing lane creating traffic jams.
Truck was stuck behind the undercover cop holding up the left/passing lane, if you didn't notice. The cop was probably trying to bait people into pulling a move like this so he/she could give out speeding tickets to fill their monthly ticket quotas that they deny exist. Still, you shouldn't speed that fast or dangerously pass on the right like that either way, of course.
The truck was keeping safe distance but still going as fast as they could waiting to pass. Don't think that driving fast means that getting too close to another persons car at a fast speed isnokay.
Exactly. It's called the passing lane for a reason. It the "I'm just gonna sit in the left lane and drive whichever speed I want lane" This type of behavior is what causes traffic jams. It's mathematically inefficient, and contrary to how highways should be used. People are just stupid.
they also have signs that state the speed limit, which isn't a suggestion...and the only left lane cruiser was the cop...who was doing his job, rightfully so...got a law breaker off the road thank god.
@@escapefromny2012 It's my problem if I get caught. In the meanwhile, drive in the f---ing right lane, if you see a semi, check your mirror and move to the left lane (and get back to the right one ASAP).
I love it! Once I was driving on an icy road and was only going about 40 mph on a highway. The guy behind me was right on my rear bumper trying to get me to speed up and I hate that. I slowed down and moved over so he could pass me. He hit his accelerator to pass me and started fish-tailing. He over corrected and ended up in the ditch. When I saw him in the ditch I honked and waved at him.
@@rodneyhamilton344 yeah it's a scummy tactic done to bait tickets and meet quotas. I bet this is west virginia they're notorious for pulling this kind of shit.
You guys probably didn’t watch the same video I did, but in this one the cop is in the left lane to pass the white van, looks like by the time he got around him, he looked in his mirrors and saw the other guy shoot out onto the third lane. There’s not always some wild conspiracy going on ya know
@@NeonGen2000 Both are at fault; however, the police driving in left lane impeding would be enough to make the other arrest inadmissable. Entrapment is not legal for any arrest nor ticketable offense (police committing an illegal act to persuade another illegal act). This video would be damning evidence against arresting police for criminal defense of other arrest.
@@NeonGen2000 DRIVING IN THE LEFT LANE FORCES PEOPLE TO PASS IN THE RIGHT LANE CREATING POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS SITUATIONS !! JUST OBEY THE LAW JACKASS !!
Cultural norms. Traditionally, if you are traveling at the maximum allowed speed the theory is you cannot be impeding traffic. The cultural norm in European countries allows for unlimited speeds. It has always been unacceptable to remain in the far left lane in Germany etc. A true application of common sense in the US would dictate a driver in the far left lane traveling at the maximum speed allowed is in capable of impeding traffic. Legal traffic.
@@cpcattin "cultural norms" lol. Is he a golfer ? Yet in reality, in N America drivers drive at random speeds in random lanes. Germany is only one country in Europe, there are others. The other countries do have a maximum speed limit, yet educate drivers to keep in the slower lane, except for overtaking.
@@cpcattin nothing to do with culture, everything to so with lazy, terrible drivers. There are literally signs everywhere that say "Slower Traffic Keep Right". They do not mention anything about speed limits, which means if someone is faster than you, your lane is not the passing lane. Ever. Not that even 50% of drivers can read....
Many states now have laws making it illegal to be impeding traffic in the left lane. In my state you can be ticketed for doing so even if you are going the speed limit.
I've learned first thing before driving that I should keep on the right. Unless you have to pass or turn left. I've seen a lot of people lately keeping left without apparent reason. I mean, even driving on the right side it's more comfortable and has better control of visual surroundings .
@@Checkmate1138 I wonder the same thing. But the question should be: Why people need to be punished to do a simple thing that helps each other? We wouldn't need a bunch of signs and regulations if we use common sense, courtesy, and see for each other as we would like to be treated by others. Stubbornness, hate, rage, bitchness causes all those new laws that we'll complain about later. That's how we lose freedom. Can we be free without causing problems?
@@fernesal I mean, I think it depends on how you define freedom. But I personally don't think rules and laws are going to be considered infringement on freedoms. If there were no rules, then more people would get hurt than not, despite greater conscious and common courtesy (but who's to say that more people would actually be this way without laws?). I don't think people ought to complain about laws like these when ultimately they benefit everyone overall in the long run. As for the aspect of people only driving on the right lane except for passing -- i think this is ultimately more of a guideline, a principle for how things should work to increase the efficiency of traffic. However, realistically with just how many cars there are, and everyone driving at different speeds, you can't possibly expect to have 15 cars all lined up on the right lane when turning, exits and changing lanes and changing roads are a thing, and people have to get on the left lane if they need to exit off the road, which means that if someone happens to not be paying attention, then an accident will occur. CONCLUSION: Left lane driving isn't the problem. The problem is distraction of drivers / lack of focus, plus inconsideration of others via reckless driving. One last thing: people often rage about drivers because they are too slow and so drivers want to overtake them. But isn't the point of Speed Limit to indicate that there is a Maximum Speed? So ultimately, drivers should not be in such a hurry all the time to be driving max speed, especially on the right lane. I think if people were more patient, we would have less accidents, regardless of people driving on the left lane or not.
@@Checkmate1138 Quite long response. But let me tell you. At least I think we agree that the problem is people with a bad attitude. I also drive on the left lane at times. But if I notice a vehicle is approaching faster than me, I move to the right. If right is going at my speed I stay there. I drive every day of the year. I manage 8 businesses in different cities. I've seen enough.
Didn't look slow as shit to me. I heard that American lorries can do the national speed limit over there 🤔 Therefore I didn't know that America had unrestricted autobahns like Germany has... If they're doing the speed limit for that particular road, it shouldn't be a problem. Try using that excuse next time you pass a cop like that 😅😆
White car should get a ticket for passing on the right, then the cop should give himself a ticket for causing the backup in the first place by riding the left lane while not passing.
So instead slow down and wait for the suv then go over. He’s already going faster. You must be the smart one to go 40 mph to get on the hwy when you need to speed up. GTFOH
One of my pet peeve is people that travel in the left lane evenly with the other person on the right and they do not pass. Even that cop car was in the wrong he was in the Passing left lane.
Coz he is most likely doing the speed limit ..when u see a cop u stay close to the speed they are at ..and everyone else seems not knowing that that is a cop infront of them are doing the speed limit aparrt from the idiot
in our country it`s forbitten to use the left lane and hold up traffic,even when it is cops and doing the speed limit,it`s law to stay on the right side...and with the cameras today,if the cop does this 2or3 times...he looses his job for shure...
Why do people ONLY blame the guy in the left lane? Sure, blame him more for being in a passing lane and not passing but it still takes two cars speed matching to block traffic. I don't care what lane you're in, 2 cars speed matching next to each other are both guilty regardless of what lane they're in it takes more than one car to block traffic. Always travel faster than traffic to your right and always travel slower than traffic to your left and stop blaming everything on the other guy.
Easy....the cop is looking for the next innocent person to shoot, kill them, then get administrative leave so they go on vacation. Before you flame on me, read the newspapers. It’s rampant everywhere.
If it's night and that happens, just throw full beams at them. They'll get the message. Upgrade from halogen to LED, very effective. If a motorists is blocking me it means they love headlights behind them, give them all of it.
@@laz981 That would be entirely their fault. Next time they won't let a motorist get stuck behind them. If a crash happened I'd drive around them and go my way.
@@uncleted9362 Maybe they do in Illinois, but they sure as hell don't on Michigan roads! I drove a box truck on westbound I-94 from Kalamazoo to St.Joseph for 4 years and every time I saw a car that never got out of the left lane, at least 95% of the time it had Illinois plates. Now I every day I drive south on US-31 from Manistee to Muskegon and north on US-131 from Grand Rapids to Cadillac, and it's the same thing day after day. Illinois drivers think the "Keep right unless passing signs" don't apply to them. I don't need to go to Wisconsin to see it. I'd bet my house that since Illinois drivers do that in Michigan, they do it in Wisconsin also. That's one of the reasons folks in Michigan have 2 terms for Illinois people. #1 FIP! means Fuckin' Illinois People! #2 Annoyin' Illinoisans.
They are passing, ok it takes some time but that`s because the white car to the right is probably already driving at the speed limit. But the police car is passing, nothing wrong with that ( I know that speeders may disagree ). It`s not the policecar`s fault that the drivers behind are impatient and ready to break the law.
Befree The police car was also riding the passing lane and blocking the flow of traffic. It had plenty of clearance to get out of the passing lane ahead of the white SUV.
@@DeddyOh Well in my opinion it was not blocking the traffic, but of course that`s my personal view and I have to admit I`m rather a "boring" regular driver, so I never get speeding tickets. It would be interesting to know how a court would judge this specific case! But for me the problem is not only the white car passing right, but also the Chevrolet sticking to the police car way to close the distance should be much bigger between those two cars.
Befree I agree. The Chevy was waaay too close for comfort, but the unmarked car had clearance to pass the Tahoe at 0:11 yet continued to block the flow of traffic. However, I’m sure the court would side with the police. I feel like they got the result they were after.
I can answer this as an NC native. Usually it's first come first serve, though if you're in the country, some of the locals think they've got a reservation. They'll pull out in front of you on a rural highway to make sure they get their spot. And just to test your brakes. You know, southern hospitality.
Depends on what he stopped him for. Most likely it was for speeding. In which case it doesn't matter what lane he was in. The officers being in the left lane didn't cause him to speed.
@@voiceofreason446 I'm not saying that what the Cop was doing was right. I'm saying that using that as a defense in court for speeding isn't really going to help.
@@voiceofreason446 Not sure about NC laws or whatever about traffic in the left lane, but as far as speeding goes, it doesn't matter what state you are in. Saying you were speeding because a car was in the left lane is never gonna get the charge dismissed.
The best part about people who hog the passing lane is they always speed up to the next vehicle instead of moving over for the vehicle behind them or don’t move over immediately after passing the vehicle to their right. You people do it on purpose and it’s evident as shit, even more so when the other driver is in a sports car. Never in my life has it been so clear to me that everyone on the road is out to make your time on the road miserable than when you’re in a nice car. Drive a complete pos no one cares, drive something nice or fast? Nah, I’m not moving over.
You are still hogging the passing lane without passing. You are truly an American driver... Congratulations captain Oblivious, your super power is lack of conscience
don't get all the idiots making comments about the truck driving slow in the left lane. he is clearly coming up to and passing slower traffic in the right lane. hes doing nothing wrong here.
@Rusty Spring they almost always do sit in the left lane. the majority of the speeders they go after are coming from the oncoming traffic so they stay in the left lane so when they need to turn around they are ready to. if they stayed in the right lane they would have to cross the left lane and possibly impede traffic that's not expecting then to cross infront of them. the HPs that i have seen over the years are normally driving at 10mph over the speed limit or the speed limit. even though the left lane is for passing it is not intended for speeders to go flying down the road, only for passing traffic going under the posted limits.
0:08 In France all of the vehicles would have been flagged for too small security distances, as well as staying on the left line without passing like did the cop. They actually were all wrong, cop included, truck included where the camera was, as a trucker he should know better.
Yes but they don't write you a ticket when you go by..blame the companies..that's the speed they put their trucks at...then again you right about some..and 4 wheeler's to...
