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From: wjh@bonnie.UUCP (Bill Hery)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: Obstructing left lane
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Date: Tue, 11-Feb-86 14:39:08 EST
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> 
> Someone just told me that there is a state in which one gets a ticket
> if he/she gets passed on the right.  Has anyone else heard that?  In NJ
> it is illegal to pass on the right.
> 
I doubt if getting passed on the right per se' is reason for a ticket,
but in Connecticut the law is that you must keep to the right unless
passing another vehicle.  I know at least one person who was pulled over
(but not ticketed) for driving the speed limit in the left lane
with no one on the right.

It is also illegal to pass on the right in Connecticut, but I seem to 
recall some exceptions for three lane roads.  Any CT residents  have
a current drivers manual??