Ind. trooper lauded as 'hero' for citing 'slowpoke' driver

DutchmenSport wrote:
The article says no where how fast or slow this offender was going. If the "offender" was traveling the speed limit, then this office is completely wrong.

Nope. Sorry. It is YOU who is completely wrong.

The speed limit is one law.
The "left lane obstruction" law is entirely different.

As it said farther down, lane obstruction can occur regardless of how fast you are going.
And most of the time the "offender" is doing exactly the limit.
Still against the law.

A really LOT of states have passed those laws recently.
Goes along with the signs that say "Slower traffic keep right".