mjs@mhb5b.UUCP (06/09/83)
Stephan mentioned that there was less pressure to go as fast as the car
behind you might if you weren't in front of him/her. In New Jersey, it
is illegal to prevent a vehicle from passing you on the left. Thus, if
you're in the passing lane, and doing less than the guy who's
barrelling up your tail, the law requires you to pull over to let that
guy pass (provided there is somewhere for you to pull over). On the
other hand, NJ law requires you to signal for turns 100 feet before an
intersection, and I find that both laws share the same frequency of
observance: as little as possible.
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Martin Shannon, Jr.
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