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NOTE THAT I AM NOT DEFENDING WHAT THIS IDIOT IN THE PICKUP DID BY ANY MEANS!  The car driver could have passed the car and pulled into the right lane, that is the best way to handle a tailgater.  I'm going to speculate what happened here, the kid in the left lane was driving along in the left lane pacing the car in the right lane instead of passing, this is more than likely what caused the idiot in the pickup to tailgate him in the first place.  It should be pointed out that the law says that slower traffic must keep right, it causes all kinds of problems when the guy in the fast lane wants to drive side by side with someone in the right lane.  HOWEVER that is never an excuse to ram the car in front of you!





The car driver had two choices, slow down and get into the right lane, or speed up and get into the right lane, my guess is that even when he was tailgated, he continued to pace the car in the right lane.  When I'm in that situation, I'm passing someone but they either speed up to match my speed or the passing speed isn't much faster than the guy on the right, in that situation I speed up enough to get past and pull into the right lane, letting the tailgater go on by.

 

Exactly!

"just not trying to break any laws"

left lane camping is breaking the law doofus.

Although ramming somebody is way worse.

New law went into effect a couple of years ago, slower traffic must keep in the right lane unless they are passing slower traffic.   If the vehicle in the left lane is driving 65 mph and the vehicle in the right lane is driving 65 mph, if the vehicle in the left lane doesn't want to go 66 or 67 mph to go ahead and go around, they should slow down and drop into the right lane to allow another car to pass, this really irritates a lot of people but its a legal way to do it.  Best way in most circumstances is to kick it up a bit and get around them.





In most European countries it is illegal to pass on the right on a multi lane road, if the vehicle won't get out of the left lane to let you pass you are stuck, you can get a ticket for passing on the right even if the left lane is blocked.  Most Europeans are very diligent to get out of the left lane and let people pass, I was always amused to see some dummy driving slowly in the left lane, and some guy behind him flashing his lights and honking his horn trying to get him to move over, it would seem the traffic cops over there were more interested to cite the guy who passed on the right than the slow driver in the fast lane.  You rarely saw anyone in the left lane unless they were passing.




 
 

Here's what I found on a quick search, very first thing listed on a Google search:



http://www.news9.com/story/11723828/move-over-or-else-law-tickets-left-lane-drivers





Includes link to the law as written.