Right Lane
Best for slower traffic, merging, or if you’re entering/exiting soon.
Ideal if you want to drive at or near the speed limit without passing.
Middle Lane(s)
Used for steady-speed travel.
Good for drivers maintaining highway speed who don’t need to pass frequently.
Left Lane (Passing Lane)
Primarily for passing slower vehicles.
Once you pass, move back to the middle or right lane.
Avoid lingering here, in many states, it’s illegal to stay in the left lane if you’re not passing.
Tips for Safe Highway Driving
Always match the flow of traffic safely.
Signal well in advance when changing lanes.
Keep a safe following distance (3–4 seconds minimum).
Avoid weaving between lanes — it’s dangerous and often illegal.
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