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Clearing up the Anti-Road Rage Act - Clarke County Democrat
In Alabama, there is no “fast lane,” even though many drivers may think so. In Alabama, the left lane is the “pass lane,” and drivers are prohibited from staying in it for more than 1.5 miles, without passing another vehicle. In 2019, Alabama passed the Anti-Road Rage Act, to reduce traffic congestion and road rage incidents. It went into effect on Sept. 1, 2019. Since speed limits are the same in all lanes, drivers in the left lane aren’t allow…
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