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In pa can you be stopped for driving in the left lane to long?
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∙ 11y ago
Yes, I received a ticket driving on I-83 towards Baltimore.
The ticket stated:
Charge: Restrictions on use of limited access highways.
Nature of Offense: Failed to drive vehicle in the right hand lane of a limited access highway when the lane was available.
The ticket was a total of: $110
Fine- $25.00
E.M.S- $10.00
MCARE- $30.00
COSTS- 36.00
J.C.P/A.T.J- $10.00
This offense didn't tack on any points to my license. It was just considered a traffic citation.
The ticket also stated that the police officer followed me for 2 miles. Which is false. He followed me for roughly 30 seconds. I was completely unaware of this law and looked at the officer like he was kidding. He didn't offer a warning, and immediately jumped straight to the ticketing.
I am going to school to be a police officer, only because I want to do good, and help people. Not hand out bull crap tickets to struggling college students because the police department needs to pay their bills. It's a shame because from what I understand this law is fairly new.
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