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Apparently, the state of Louisiana is fed up with left-lane camping. A new law that went into effect on August 1, 2025, ...

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.

When driving on a multi-lane highway or interstate, it can be aggravating to get stuck driving behind a slow driver in the left lane when you're trying to pass right lane traffic.

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.

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.

Instead of the ones reading "Slower Traffic Keep Right," which many of the inch-alongs don't seem to recognize, he suggests something more along the lines of, "Cell Phone Users Keep Right," and ...

Slower traffic must also keep right. This means that a vehicle about to be overtaken by another vehicle must give way to the right, unless they are preparing to turn left or also passing another ...

Slow driving in the left lane is more than just annoying, it's also illegal, as many states have laws that designate driving too slowly in the left lane as a traffic violation.