North Carolina gotcha Was: Re: [Shotimes] LLBs in IL and FL

[Paul L Fisher]

That's the law in MO, WI and IL as well as many other states. The law at least 
in those 3 states reads that you have to move over or if you can't, slow down.

I make it a practice of vacating the lane immediately adjacent to any vehicle 
on either shoulder. I would hate to hit someone.

I see nothing wrong with the law.
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Quoting Eric Keller <unterhausen@yahoo.com>:

> I must say that Ohio is the worst state for LLBs. 
> However, this discussion reminded me of a N.C. law
> that the cops are having fun with.  On a multi-lane
> highway, if a cop has someone pulled over and the cop
> car is not more than x feet (10 ft. I think) from the
> road, you must vacate the right lane.  Last summer,
> they would go out in groups and pull over people left
> and right.  In fact, the whole scam depends on one cop
> having somebody pulled over.  
> Eric 
> 
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