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Originally Posted by Neeper
I don't know if it's been mentioned, but you can get fined for driving under or near the limit in the designated fast lane on the highway.
2(1)(b)
Drive at less than / near maximum speed in designated
fast lane outside urban area Fine: $115
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Which doesn't apply to Deerfoot (in the 100 KPH designated zones). Others have indicated there are "Slower Traffic Keep Right" signs on Deerfoot, but from the descriptions so far (100 meters inside City Limits, southbound around 130th Ave) those are in the 110 KPH zones, thus highway designated sections, not urban.
Perhaps this is where the discussion isn't comparing apples and oranges.
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Originally Posted by Neeper
Funny how the bolded part say "at a speed that is less than the NORMAL speed of traffic, and not "up to the speed limit". My understanding is if the "normal speed of traffic" is 125km/h on hwy 2, which is what 75% off the drivers do, that means you should .. well... like 4x4 said.. Get the f*** out of the left lane.
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No where does the law speak to "normal" being a speed above the posted limits. Yes, keep right on the highways. No reason not to. Pass when appropriate.