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On 06/08/10 11:49, Jim Charter wrote:
> the police to catch them. Some would have it that the law prohibits
> them passing to the right and so justifies their aggressive behavior
> toward anyone doing the limit in the passing lane. But the law does not
> prohibit it, nor does it secure the lane as a passing or high speed lane.
In Illinois, on the interstate with two lanes in each direction, you're
not allowed to drive on the left lane if there is a car behind you. It
doesn't say anything about passing on the right, although it says that a
"legitimate" use of being on the left lane is when passing a car.
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