While along B.C. highways, there are signs saying “keep right, let others pass,” the law doesn’t specifically say you can’t be in the left lane if nobody is approaching from behind.

There are nearly 40 million miles of tarmac road covering the planet, and nearly every mile of it is festooned with signs to keep you heading the right way, or warn you of the dangers in the road ...

ST. LOUIS — From stricter laws to public service campaigns and pleading electronic road signs, states have a message for the drivers clogging the inside lanes of the nation’s highways: Get the ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. U.S. Sen. Angus King is fighting to keep the fun in highway signs. Some ...

Another sign reminded drivers of the rules of the road, with a message that read, "CAMP IN THE WOODS NOT THE LEFT LANE." Under New Jersey law, drivers are not permitted to drive in the left lane ...

R oad signs stating that the left lane is for passing only aren’t new. Seeing these signs is something many of us are familiar with when we are taking those long road trips on two-lane interstates.