50mph on motorway due to road works

bigadaj

Car_54 wrote: »

Correct terminology is indeed critical, and the correct term is "overtake on the left" . As pointed out earlier, overtaking does not ne cessation imply a change of lane.

So you're talking rubbish.

Just look at the thread title, you're saying with three lanes running at pretty much the same speed you'd brake rather than pass a vehicle going slightly more slowly on the right, that would be dangerous in many situations and lead to annoyance in your fellow drivers.

bigadaj

RichardD1970 wrote: »

Will we still be allowed access after Brexit? :eek:

Like most such questions the answer is yes but how much do they what and how much is the uk prepared to pay.

Car_54

bigadaj wrote: »

So you're talking rubbish.

Just look at the thread title, you're saying with three lanes running at pretty much the same speed you'd brake rather than pass a vehicle going slightly more slowly on the right, that would be dangerous in many situations and lead to annoyance in your fellow drivers.

No, I'm merely trying to clarify the terminology, not telling you how I or anyone else would or should drive.

almillar

with three lanes running at pretty much the same speed you'd brake rather than pass a vehicle going slightly more slowly on the right, that would be dangerous in many situations and lead to annoyance in your fellow drivers.

That would be queuing traffic, where you ARE allowed to pass on the left. Most of the discussion has been around passing a lone car that is in the wrong lane.