Post by truckermikey on Aug 21, 2023 20:15:08 GMT -8
Maybe you could answer this question that I have had for years.
I believe every state uses the phrase "keep right except to pass". Then why is it the right lane is almost always the one that endes. Especially passing lanes when going up hills. It lets people get around slow moving vehicles like trucks. And those passing lane areas always end right at the top of the hill and makes the slow truck have to merge into the lane that has all the fast moving cars in it. Why don't they end the fast lane and make those speeders be the ones responsible for merging not the slow moving trucks.
I believe every state uses the phrase "keep right except to pass". Then why is it the right lane is almost always the one that endes. Especially passing lanes when going up hills. It lets people get around slow moving vehicles like trucks. And those passing lane areas always end right at the top of the hill and makes the slow truck have to merge into the lane that has all the fast moving cars in it. Why don't they end the fast lane and make those speeders be the ones responsible for merging not the slow moving trucks.
