[Shotimes] OT - SC Vacation

[Donald Mallinson]

Ron,

Illinois is like most states, the don't pay much attention 
to cars going up to about 10 over.  Unless you run up on 
them and pass them.  Usually if you run up on one driving 
your direction but don't pass them, they won't stop you.

Illinois doesn't use much Lazer outside of the Chicago metro.

NOTE: there is now a LLB (Left Lane Bandit) law in Illinois 
that they might enforce.  This applies to open interstates 
or limited access four-lanes where there are no LEFT turns 
allowed, and outside congested areas.  IN otherwords, the 
boonies.  IF someone comes up behind you in the left lane, 
and you don't move over (assuming you CAN safely move over, 
both lanes full also means the law doesn't apply) within 
about a 1/4 mile, you can be ticketed.  The law has always 
been stay right except to pass, but the new law has helped 
get rid of those that think they can block the left lane as 
long as they are going the speed limit.

But, as usual, there will still be LLB's in the state, and 
it is and always HAS been legal to pass on the right (not in 
the emergency lane) with a signal and reasonable speed.

Don Mallinson

Ron & Dorathy DeReus wrote:

> Heading to South Carolina for vacation next month, and was wondering how
> fast the authorities allow you to go in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky,
> Tennesse, North Carolina, and South Carolina. 10 over the posted limit?
> More?  Less?
> 
> Also, can you recommend any family type things to do in Myrtle Beach?  I
> know there is a lot to do there - but I'm looking for something that not
> just anybody might know about.
> 
> TIA
> Ron DeReus
> 95MTX
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