Proposed change: Speed up or move over
ROCKVILLE, Md. -- It can be infuriating driving behind a car going well below the speed limit.
Montgomery County is asking the Maryland General Assembly to amend a driving law and require drivers in the left lane to yield to faster cars, even if the faster car is over the speed limit.
Left-lane drivers on controlled access highways, which are typically those with entrance and exit ramps, would be required to pull to the right if a car was approaching from behind.
But some Councilmembers oppose the idea, which
The Gazette reports has the support of County Executive Ike Leggett and Montgomery County Police.
"This is a free pass for people driving over the speed limit. That's not good policy," said Councilmember George Leventhal.
It is not clear which roads would be affected.