This be somewhat of a stupid question but is there an exact speed limit for the fast lane on the highway? I was hitting 20 higher to 50 over. Though even if a police officer saw me driving too fast in the fast lane. Will they pull me over just for the speed or will it also matter at the handling of the car. Since like if I was changing lanes I’d do a really long sway to the side unless I have to sharpen it. Then I barely have to move my steering wheel and one hand while keeping it perfectly steady at 100 mph. It felt the same as going 40-50 mph to me.
You’re not “allowed” any speed greater than the limit.
If a cop decides to not pull you over for speeding in the passing lane, that’s up to his discretion.
If a cop is missing his quota targets for the month, and you’re speeding to pass, you’re getting a ticket. (And yes, cops do have quotas, they just aren’t called that anymore. Source: police in family).
Well, at least in Mississippi, the Interstate speed limit is 70mph, but in the passing lane 75mph is perfectly legal.
Of course I’m sure this totally depends on the state…
Again, I’m not a legal expert, but I think this is common amongst many of the states in the USA.
Refer to your own state’s laws and regulations on driving, and get a study guide from your local DMV in your state.
Is that stated in law somewhere? Or signed?
I’ve seen divided speeds on signs for trucks and cars, but not for lanes.
I do know there are no such signs in Indiana, unless that changed in the last 6 months or so.
Apparently there’s even more to it, but I don’t drive a bus…
https://www.stateregstoday.com/living/traffic-and-driving/speed-limits-in-mississippi