• Dojan
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    449 months ago

    Left is for passing. You may not overtake in right lane. At least that’s how it works in Sweden. Thus if left lane is slow, right is slower.

    • @KairuByte@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      279 months ago

      I like this in concept. The issue is that we often get asshats who want to go slow in the left lane.

      When my options are to go 5 under the speed limit, or pass on the right, I’m passing on the right every time.

      • oʍʇǝuoǝnu
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        159 months ago

        You don’t understand, I have to turn left in 25 km and what if I can’t get back into my lane after I let you pass and I miss my turn. I’m not a confident driver so I am going to do what’s safest and best for me and everyone else can just accept it. I’m going fast enough at 5km over the posted speed limit and you can just slow down, life isn’t a race unless I need it to be.

        -The asshole I encounter daily on my commute.

    • @TeckFire@lemmy.world
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      99 months ago

      In the US, generally you cannot pass in the right lane except when the left lane refuses to move over despite having ample room

    • @Flumsy@feddit.de
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      29 months ago

      Does this apply inside the city aswell? In Germany, this only applys outside the city…

      • Iceblade
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        39 months ago

        In Sweden passing on the right is only permitted in two main scenarios.

        Rate of speed lower than 70kph, or the lanes go to different destinations.