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Originally Posted by Christ
Please cite a source with specific information (such as a vehicle code reference) for number two.
Last I was aware, interstate highways were covered by federal administration, and only subject to local enforcement of the laws which applied to them, hence large vehicles having the legal ability to remain in the right lane while traveling significantly alter than the flow of traffic, or the posted speed limit, as the case may be.
Because rules of the NHTSA, FMCSA, and Federal Dept of Transportation laws state that the rules of the road are universally applicable, it is also perfectly legal for commuter cars and other small vehicles to travel below the legal posted speed limit, to some extent, in the right most travel lane.
If you can prove otherwise, please do.
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1995 National Highway Designation Act returned all control of speed limits and enforcement to the state. This allowed states to determine maximum and minimum speed limits. If its posted, its illegal to drive above or below it.