Louisiana bill targets slow left-lane drivers with higher fines and jail time

They were also encouraged to change the law by the actions of irresponsible, reckless drivers on our highways and expressways.

Louisiana bill targets slow left-lane drivers with higher fines and jail time

A new bill in Louisiana aims to crack down on slow drivers in the left lane by increasing fines and removing exceptions. Repeat offenders could face time in jail

Proposed state law targets slow left lane drivers in effort to curb road rage, traffic

Louisiana lawmakers are considering a new law that could crack down on slow drivers in the left lane. Although there is already a law in place, one state senator wants to make it stricter to make enforcement easier.State Senator Jay Luneau, who represents a large district from Central to North Louisiana, has experienced frustration with drivers blocking traffic in the left lane."I have experienced it myself quite a bit. I see a lot of drivers in…

Louisiana Senator Proposes Bill To Address Slow Drivers In The Left Lane

Louisiana State Senator Jay Luneau (D - Alexandria) filed a bill for the upcoming regular session that would revise the state's left lane rule. Continue reading…

Left lane, passing rule revisions advance at statehouses

Left lane and passing rules for large trucks and motorists continue to receive attention at statehouses around the country. The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association and the National Motorists Association favor efforts to address left lane use. The groups say that blocking the left lane, whether intentional or not, results in reduced road safety and efficiency. Idaho Idaho Gov. Brad Little has signed into law a new rule that addresses p…