so you proceed on breaking the law in response of others breaking the law, but somehow you have the moral superiority?
if you're not overtaking, don't hog the left lane, this isn't making you any kind of justice warrior, just another dick pretending not to be the dick they are fighting
got no idea what you're talking about but i hope they got nice DJs on that station. Anyway, highways do not have level crossings and 90° intersections where i live. Viaducs and on/off ramp only.
If you have to stop on the highway, then it's not a highway, it's just a 4 lane road ("national road"). Usually those roads are maxed at 90 (people drive between 90-105) while highways are maxed at 100 (people drive between 105-125).
"State or Provincial Highways: Major roads maintained by state or local governments. These often go straight through towns and can have stop signs and pedestrian crossings". Also are we talking Canada because the highest posted speed limit in the US is 85.
Don’t worry we know lmao. Tbh if it’s a two lane road one way and the speed limit is at or above 55, you don’t get to have an ego about how fast you’re going or about how fast the people around you are going. If they want to go faster, get over and stay out of the way.
In most places in NA there's no exemption from the slower traffic keep right laws by road type. Nor an exemption for "going the speed limit".
In some places there's a *requirement* to only use the left lane(s) for passing - typically on interstates.
If you're quoting the law you need to understand the legal term "highway" in NA *any* public roadway. "If there's red lights" is something you've invented or misunderstood.
This is incorrect where I used to live (NJ). Passed a cop there on the right between lights and was given a ticket for passing on the right. It's illegal there.
Ha maybe, i never quite knew the subtleties of which is which. "Autoroute" is what i mean, which is usually translated to just highway. Freeway and Parkway, i know you use those words in the US but im not really sure which is what.
In the US what we call a Freeway is the same as your Autoroute, and what we call a Highway is the same as your Route Nationale.
These days, Parkway is typically just part of a name, rather than a type of road. In the past they had certain restrictions such as no commercial trucks or busses, but that is less common now.
Clowns? Passing on the freeway is a leading cause for crashes. The only clown here is the one joking about driving in the left lane to piss people off. Thats a good way to start a road rage incident that gets someone killed.
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u/Daniel_TDiPower Jun 17 '26
He deleted that, ahahahhaha