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Neeum Zawan wrote:
> On 06/08/10 20:02, Jim Charter wrote:
>> Yes historically different things have been tried and particular roads
>> have been/are posted to reserve the left lane as a high speed lane or
>> passing lane. On steep grades the left lane is often reserved for
>
> To clarify, in Illinois, you are allowed to drive on the left lane if
> no one is behind you. In some states, you just can't - unless you're
> overtaking.
>
Thanks for the clarification. Yes I see the shift in emphasis. And the
question I should have asked earlier. You are saying that this is true
just on the Interstate if I understand correctly. Is that how it is
specified in the Traffic Code, that this applies to the interstate, or
is it posted on the roadway itself, or both? I should have asked you
that earlier, how the information is being disseminated. The interstate
is precisely where you would get a lot of out-of-state drivers, of course.
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