You are driving 55 MPH in the far left (fast) lane of a freeway posted for 65 MPH. You could be cited for driving too slowly:
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If you block the normal and reasonable flow of traffic.
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Under no circumstances because it is always safer to drive slower than other traffic.
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If the road or weather conditions warrant driving this slowly.
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Explanation
Driving 55 MPH in the far left lane of a freeway with a posted speed limit of 65 MPH could lead to a citation if it impedes the normal and reasonable flow of traffic. The left lane is typically used for faster-moving traffic, and driving significantly below the posted speed limit in this lane can disrupt the flow of other vehicles.
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