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the safe and legal passing of another vehicle requires that drive
Pick your lane based on your speed compared to the posted speed and flow of traffic. If some driver is speeding behind you in the passing lane, merge back into the right lane--don't speed just to accommodate a speeder behind you.
The driver checks the average speed of the car, which is the distance per hour is going. Average speed is the constant speed something is traveling at.
So long as you are not speeding as you are passing yes. However if the vehicle you are passing is traveling at the speed limit the cop that books you will contend that you had no reason for passing.
Yes as there is no acceleration then the speed which is already there would remain the same as no change in speed is brought out.
In general, you should keep to the right at all times unless passing, and you definitely should remain in the right lane when traveling below the speed limit.
Pick your lane based on your speed compared to the posted speed and flow of traffic. If some driver is speeding behind you in the passing lane, merge back into the right lane--don't speed just to accommodate a speeder behind you.
A driver is not speeding at 60 km/h while traveling in a 45 m/h zone.At 60 km/h the driver will only be going 37m/h.72 km/h is approximately 45 m/h.
cruising speed
You can be accelerating and traveling at a constant speed if you change directions.
I believe it was back in 1902, right after the test driver hit a speed bump whilst traveling at 55 mph.
Common sense, decency.. that sort of thing. Legally... how it's categorised would depend on the state, but most would consider speeding up to prevent someone from passing to be aggressive driving.