Reader Eric Sigmond said he emailed the Florida Department of Transportation months ago suggesting it put up signs that read “Slower traffic keep right,” but said he hasn’t received a response.

In the rest of the state there are signs saying, “Slower traffic keep right,” yet there are none on Southland freeways. Why don’t we have them? I’m sure many would ignore the signs ...

Q: Why did they remove all the “slower traffic keep right” signs from the left lanes? Josh Smith A: Some of these signs remain, even on Interstate 280. But HOV signs, merging signs and others ...

Still, he said, adding the fine amount on the highway signs gives the message teeth. “I think ‘Slower Traffic Keep Right’ sounds like a friendly reminder,” Hollander said. “Whereas, ...

About 600 white signs that read "Slower Traffic Keep Right" have already been installed on multilane highways. They're in place on the interstate after every on-ramp, Danny Straessle with ARDOT ...

hoping they’ll eventually notice the “Slower traffic keep right” signs. That same law applies to all multi-lane roads. If you’re on a road with two lanes going in one direction ...

Alex, Toronto In Ontario, drivers have a right to pass you on the right – and when they do, it might be a sign that you ... provinces require slower traffic to keep right, Quebec is the ...

The IDOT sign displayed the message ... Often referred to as “slower traffic keep right,” this traffic law mandates that drivers stick to the right-hand lane unless they are passing ...

The signs would read "Left lane for passing only, slow traffic keep right" and be accompanied by a smaller sign that reads "$500 fine," according to the introduced version of the bill. Essentially ...

In fact, Hirsch said he thinks those drivers need a little incentive, such as a personalized sign. Instead of the ones reading "Slower Traffic Keep Right," which many of the inch-alongs don't seem ...

It’s a near-certainty the reason you’re being tailgated is because you’re not following these commonsense rules of the road: “Slower traffic keep right” and “Keep right except to pass.” ...