Ok Rev - let's see your answer to this one:

The setup:

Ok, you're driving along in the middle of the night and come to this scenario. You can easily pass the vehicle in front of you, as you're doing the speed limit of 65.

The problems are these:

The only time I have ever seen it illegal to pass on the right is when the right hand "lane" is the shoulder/breakdown lane.

:lol: ops:

Oooops I stand corrected..... Wot knows nothing of American law ops: :lol: :lol:

I dont like passing on the right, eventhough in most states it is legal...'slower traffic keep right' doesnt mean 'no passing on the right' eventhough i think it should actually say that.
I usually flash my brights to alert the driver of my approach and hope hes not an egoist that will stay there because 'its my truck and ill drive it how i like'. Ill call on the cb and ask nicely, but if i dont get a reasonable response and am tired of doing 55 on his 6, ill pass on the left...
Passing on the right is dangerous in my eyes.

Uturn is right - to an extent. While some individual states MAY have a law regarding passing on the right, there is not FEDERAL law that makes it illegal.

I would pass on the right at a reasonable speed.

Just a bit of trivia for you here Rev...
You may only pass in the outside lane of a British motorway when
1)Instructed to do so by a police officer
2)Instructed by an escort to an abnormal load
3)When innermost lanes are closed and signs are pemitting use of outside lanes
4) In the interests of safety..i.e.emergency situation
5) Wen ya Oirish and da laws don,t apply at all at all at all :lol:

Just sayin'. :wink:

That just about covers everything else. :wink:

I'll remember that if I ever head over the pond, as I am ABOVE THE LAW. :wink:

If you ever came over your Reverence, and drove in lane 3; The Irish boys would just drive up the centre reservation to pass you :shock: ...
Believe me, they would.
No one passes a paddy :wink:

If the person in the center lane isn't keeping up with the flow of traffic or speed limit, its legal to pass on the right, granted you don't do so at a speed over the speed limit.

You should be to the right anway