我之所以写那么长,
是因为我真的不知道还有这样的规矩。
请教,
最左侧就是超车道,
不能长期占据?
我经常看见左侧一长溜啊。
或者说,
我确实看见过只在左道超车,
一超过就立刻变回右道的,
但真的非常非常少。
因此我通常都是在左道跟着车流开130以上,
快到了才换出来。
所以这样是不正确的?
高速上长时间开超车道【A passing lane (North American) or overtaking lane (outside of North America) 】相当于在违反交规则开车【仅次于开在应急车道】。
个人感觉:在北美长时间占用超车道行驶,给后车的感受:就如同在中国高速开在最右侧的应急车道。
个人经历:在中国高速碰到过超车道逆向120码行驶的【估计是错过出口,往回开的】,当时还好没开在超车道上,否则240码相撞成泥。
"Drivers are required in Nova Scotia to drive in the right lane unless passing, but there are always exceptions," said Cpl. Jennifer Clarke, Nova Scotia RCMP spokeswoman, in an e-mail. "It's a best practice to move to the left if it's safe when you're approaching an on-ramp and there is a vehicle entering the highway – not a requirement but a best practice. If the right lane has some sort of hazard, it's reasonable to drive in the left lane until you've passed the hazard."
Section 111 of the Motor Vehicle Act states: "a vehicle shall normally be driven in the lane nearest the right-hand edge or curb of the highway when such lane is available for travel"
Not sticking to the right is a $237.50 fine. And, if there's a sign telling you to remain in the right lane except to pass, you could also get a $180 ticket for failing to obey a traffic sign.