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Move over: Washington law says stay right
Posted on September 18, 2012 at 11:03 AM
Updated Monday, Oct 1 at 5:22 PM
Even if you're going the speed limit, camping out in the left lane is a no-no, says the Washington State Patrol. Drivers behind you may resort to road rage or hasty, high-speed maneuvers, but you could be ticketed.
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