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Originally Posted by XYZ
Have you no memory of what you said? Yes, that's what "keep right except to pass" means - that you are required to move up to the maximum or pull over to let others through. Your convenient loss of memory of your initial statement is "extraordinary", indeed.
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He was talking about one-lane roads. Obviously, if 5 cars are following it's because there is only one lane.
I agree with him that having to pull-over
OUT of a one-lane road to let others pass just because you're 5 mph below the PSL is ridiculous. How about the others overtaking?
On a 2-lane road, we should, of course, remain on the right one to let other pass.
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Originally Posted by songman
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Originally Posted by bestclimb
In AK there is a law that if you are driving below the PSL and 5 or more cars are following, you are required to use a pull out to let them pass. So your options are to pull out and let traffic flow, or speed up to the PSL to make the law no longer applicable.
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I find that extraordinary. If you're driving 60 in a 65 maximum zone, you a required to move up to the maximum or pull over to let others through??? What if you rather speed up than pull over, inadvertently flick over 65 and get a ticket for speeding? FF's sake. |