What's an acceptable cruising speed in the left lane of a highway (GTA)?
Assuming there's light volume on the highway (IE: not rush hour on the 401).
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FreezingCanada wrote: ↑We voted him in as God of RFD last month. Where were you during elections...?
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This... Sick of entitled people that are going 120kmh in the left lane thinking it's "fast enough" and don't move over (even though traffic in the middle and right lane are going 120-130)
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Yes, Worse is some cars keeping driving 100km/hr or 105km/hr with no traffic ahead of them and think they have all their right to stay there because limit is only 100km/hr.Avatar wrote: ↑ Don't know why some people are so much in love with the left lane. Saw guys signaled all the way to the left lane as soon as they merged in to the hwy and stayed there. And some moved over for other people to pass then went back to the left lane. Most of the time I found the rightmost lane is the fast lane especially in the city.
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This, honestly dont know why this is so hard to understand. Why is this not more enforced in driving schools/tests?CoolDudeClan wrote: ↑ Left lane is for passing , if you're not passing move over until you need to pass again. Not hard![]()
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Not really sure what you're trying to say... for the purposes of this discussion, I'll define "cruising" as travelling at a constant speed.
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Do you mean if they are most often asked to get out of the left lane, or if they are most often pulled over for speeding?alanbrenton wrote: ↑ Are the motorists on the left lane the most often asked by cops to pull over?
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Are you trying to find a speed where you can just cruise along and not let anybody behind you in the left drive any faster? ie you're looking for a cruising speed where it would be OK not to move over and allow a faster car to pass you?
Jul 21st, 2017 3:19 pm
I don't know what nx6288 is trying to say, but I'm asking a general question of what the forum users think an "acceptable" cruising speed is for the left lane; IE: even if they weren't in the left lane, what is an acceptable speed, in light traffic volume, for traffic to be cruising in, in the left lane. Part of that does imply that if traffic wants to go faster than you, they'd need to change lanes, since the speed would already be "acceptable", and the recourse wouldn't be to accelerate to a faster speed.CanadianLurker wrote: ↑ Are you trying to find a speed where you can just cruise along and not let anybody behind you in the left drive any faster? ie you're looking for a cruising speed where it would be OK not to move over and allow a faster car to pass you?