@Salt Maker now to think of it your right. But I guess they don't move over since most people won't pass them but she was only going 1 to 2mph faster and she got blue lights on her 🤔
@Salt Maker “Despite concerns the bill could penalize slow-driving grandmothers, a proposal to fine drivers who block traffic in the left lane advanced in the N.C. House Wednesday. House Bill 827 would give law enforcement the power to issue $200 fines to drivers caught “impeding the flow of traffic” in the left lane of a highway - unless a driver is actively passing another car or preparing to turn left.”
Unfortunately when law enforcement is in the process of their duties they are immune from traffic laws. The judge will tell you that when you contest a ticket.
@@bondoly66 except for the most part they not. They still need to obey basic traffic laws unless in response to something. The extent to which there is leeway varies by state but they are not fully exempt from the law.
@@hawksrock3024 Not necessarily. In Arizona you CAN pass on the right to get around a slower vehicle if: 1. Vehicle is going to make a left turn. 2. There are two or more lanes of travel in the same direction (multi-lane road or street). 3. It is safe to do so. Arizona law, like most other states, says to maintain the right most lane for the speed at which you are traveling. Of course, this law does not apply to vehicles operated by the local authorities.
Keep right except to pass is the law in the US as well. the people and the police just don't know the law so they don't obey it and the police here never obey laws because they're not enforced on them. I retired from the court system working in GA and then FL and the fact is the United States of America requires that all states follow the same rules and regulations. You can't decide to have left hand traffic in your state or change the existing US traffic law in your area, you can only be more restrictive with your local ordinances. This is called "uniform" traffic rules and part of that is drive on the right, pass on the left return to the rightmost lane. That which all of Europe recognizes as lane discipline requires effort on the part of a driver so American drivers just refuse. The effort an American driver offers is 'not speeding'. that's it. that's all we will offer to safety, respect or diligence while driving on the roadway. This is how my husband and I met. He asked me to help him prove that keep right to accept to pass is a llegal requirement to our traffic enforcement crowd durring one mourning briefing. GA specific law is 40-6-40 Florida's specific law is Florida 316.086 (2) if you spend a day in traffic court you'll find that most of the tickets are written to some degree of lack of lane discipline. What this driver was cited for is unknown.
@@erolynbeachside2477 LOL You might wanna read up on the law in NC for this.....IT DOESN'T EXIST!!! "Being a slow shit in the left lane" is 100% LEGAL in NC (and 4 other moron states).
@@RonDeSantis2028 according to the law, keep right except when restricted by a physical obstacle, do your passing to the left, return to the right but the law does not say except while speeding or "when this" or if that or other thing the law says do not restrict faster traffic even if they're obviously speeding. The law says keep right except to pass. Then again law and enforcement is jurisdiction based and as you pointed out there are different jurisdictions that people not paying attention to and they're trying to quote the laws if it's absolutely universal and if you pointed out North Carolina and other states clearly show that that is not true and we should be talking more about States particularly as you mentioned
Got on the freeway one day, as I was getting on I was trying to figure out why there was a huge gap in traffic with a ton of cars in one spot. Trooper was leading the pack of 20 cars. About 10 miles or so. I usually call them the pace car, because the troopers all take the same exit for their station and traffic takes off like it's the Daytona 500
To be fair, you're only supposed to be in the left lane if you're passing, especially if you're not going fast. So while I hate tailgating, I can kind of see where she's coming from.
I have passed cops doing almost 10 over on expressways, and they didn't care. This red car did it on the right side, that's why it got puled over. If the cop had been running in the right lane, as you should, the red car probably would have passed the cop on the left side without incident.
I was wondering about that... Like she wasn't going much faster, maybe a 1 or 2 but certainly not enough to get pulled over so maybe lane choice matters, but I'm not one to find out, i too will only match there pace not try to exceed or pass.... Especially if he's already over the speed limit
@@jeremiahevans7752 don't pace with other traffic. It's pointless it's dangerous like tailgating beside someone. there's no benefit but there are dangers to it like somebody's not so likely to stab the brakes while your tailgating but people are likely to change lanes without warning. if you're with some other traffic and faster crazies come through then you become an obstacle to them thereby making them more dangerous to you. You don't want to be around other vehicles if there's any way you can help it. Keep right except to pass, don't cause people to pass you on the right, or always drive faster than traffic to your right. however you want to put it it's the same thing. Its a little more important than speeding.
This is in NC, there are no passing lane laws. I've passed cops on the right in NC (and VA, SC, TN, WVA, and KY) many, many times. Never gotten nicked for it. You never know when somebody is looking for the left hand turn to a county road. She got pulled over because she decided to pass a cop who was already doing atleast 5 miles over the limit, if not more. That means she had to speed up to near 10 over to pass them. That's an easy ticket with a guaranteed conviction for the cop.
@@willcresson8776 NC 20-146, keep right except to pass? Pretty sure you won't find many opportunities to turn left on 77S. The law is the same here in TN, signs all along the highways saying " keep right except to pass ". Rarely enforced, people want to homestead the passing lane, the complain about faster traffic "weaving in and out of traffic". Cops especially run the left lane, but I get it. If they're in the right, the car in front of the invariably slows.
I pass Troopers and Deputies on the freeway all the time I usually have my cruise at 78 in a 70 (most people go 80) and they don’t stop you. If speed was the only reason for the stop those cops are super uptight. Most of the area around me (pretty much the whole state minus some cities and towns) you can do 10 over and they won’t even think about stopping you
This is true, troopers looking for people getting nascar speed on the highway but I will admit they can pull anyone over so maybe he was bored or just wasn't in the mood today, but yea I've even followed a couple and they would hit speeds 80-85
@@jeremiahevans7752 key word followed... just don't pass the pace car.. I've run across missouri on my way to texas behind state troopers @ 85-95 just to keep them in sight
Passed one on the right yesterday, nothing was done. I've done so countless times and nothing has happened. Yeah I am not going to go up running 20 over but anything less than 10 over, no a single one has blinked at me, NC or VA.
LOL funny thing I've gotten over a dozen tickets in Virginia and NC in the past two years. Normally, I can pass a cop going 5-10 over but if it's a state trooper or unmarked police car, it's not worth it. State troopers are notorious for pulling people over for small shit. For example: my friend in VA got pulled over doing 56 in a 55. He got a ticket for it. Another friend got pulled over 56 in a 55, they just used it as an excuse to search his car, find nothing, etc. Typical state trooper behavior. Another example is my boy in NC got pulled by a trooper for going 59 in a 60. He got a ticket for "impeding traffic". It was midnight and he was the only one on the highway. Some cops are extremely retarded assholes, and more often than not those are going to be the state troopers. They literally exist to pull people over for tints and speed enforcement on the highway, specially. You can pass a sheriff going 20 over he may or may not come after you. That ain't his concern 95% of the time. His designation is serving possibly dangerous arrest warrants.
She might have been on her phone. She might have had a registration/insurance problem. The thing is, passing the trooper on the right caused the trooper to pay attention to her and her car. She attracted attention by making that move. If she doesn't make that move, he probably doesn't even notice her.
Yes, he was travelling in the passing lane causing the need for a right lane pass. He needs to travel in the travelling lane. He was setting up a trap.
@@0077-l5b Speed limit on the road was 65, OP confirmed both he (and therefor the cop) were doing over 70mph. He pulled her over for speeding, not passing on the right (which isn't illegal in NC, or quite a few other states).
@@bleachstain9785 it's not entrapment when voluntarily break a law in front of a cop. She went 10-15mph over the speed limit to pass a cop who is already going a generous 5 over, that's why she was pulled over. She had no need to pass them and anyone with any sense wouldn't have.
I can’t say I like this one. Dude was just sitting there not passing anyone. I know he’s a cop, but it’s not like she was flying by either. He’s doing the same thing as Prius drivers lol
Police cars should have a side camera that snaps pics of all the places of cars that don't move over when they're emergency stopped, so they get a heafty ticket. Same for tow trucks, they need them too
Try telling that to a judge. The judge will quickly tell you law enforcement does not have to obey traffic laws when in the process of their duties other than a right of way issue. And even then you can get a ticket for failing to yield. They seem to enjoy shutting you down with that excuse.
Besides, who's to say that the trooper wasn't going up to a turn around point to monitor traffic? North Carolina is good for that especially in areas where there are trees in the median.
It's not because she passed on the right, it's because she was speeding. If you were going 70ish in a 65 and she passed you and him then she was probably going about 75 which is way too fast. There's nothing wrong with passing on the right, it's done millions of times a day all over the U.S., especially in the Chicagoland area, Atlanta, Indianapolis, and any big city traffic where there's multiple lanes.
Well the person filming said they were going 70ish in a 65 and the cop was ahead of him, so the cop was going well over the 65 speed limit. The right lane would be for people going UNDER the 65 speed limit.The cops run the left lane because they are checking the other side's speed and can cross the median quicker to go after a speeder.
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@@bleachstain9785 It’s not unmarked. I live in NC, you can’t really see it in the video but the black stripe going through the middle of the car has silver writing inside same color as car saying state trooper.
I'd be happy to be racing along and come up on him - would save me $$. Happened to me in PA at night - I'm blazing 80 and my lights flash on the reflective trunk of mr. PA State Police - slowed my butt down.
@@Pete391 Yes, he was traveling incorrectly in the left lane. After passing traffic, you are to move to the right lane to continue when faster traffic approaches.
Have you ever thought about the fact that maybe he's already GOING the fastest you should go in the fast lane? Therefore you aren't "gaining" anything by passing him. Youre gonna pass a cop doing 80-85 in the fast lane?? No sir. You are already going fast enough fool!
@@Lord--Penguin fast enough is relative to each individual person. Who am I to say you can’t fuck your wife? Who are you to say I can’t speed? Get in my way and find out etiquette via fist after your car ends up in a ditch or against a guardrail.
@@bleachstain9785 who am I to say you can't speed? I am no one. But that MF'n cop that pulled that guy over would be more than happy to tell you the same 👌🏾
NC state troopers are pretty reasonable in my experience, you have to be going way over the speed limit or doing something pretty dumb to get pulled over in most cases. This chick was probably on her phone which is why she got the lights.
The highway patrol are awesome. They need to increase the fine of speeding to $1000 so people don't speed. We have limits for a reason, the DOT and government are looking out for our best interest.
@@cdoberman1984 you can certainly relinquish your freedoms to big brother government, others like myself don’t want to nor will we. If they increased the fine to $1,000 per ticket, I would NOT stop, and any cops I perceived to be on some bullshit (meaning they didn’t catch me actually doing anything, they just wanna be dicks), will catch a few rounds out the sunroof. You think you’re smart, but not everyone has a grand to throw at a speeding ticket like that, and people will react accordingly. I think we need laws that penalize slow drivers for occupying the left lane and holding up traffic, as evidence has shown slow drivers, not fast driver, cause the majority of all accidents. Do your research before you open your mouth next time.
@Jimmy Johns1210 I lived in NC for years, drove like a demon everywhere. In my entire time driving through NC (I live in VA now but still do a few thousand miles of driving in NC every year) I've never been pulled over, and I've never seen anyone get pulled over for speeding that wasnt driving recklessly or going way over the limit. The only exception is in greensboro, they'll ticket anyone - but that's because they have the worst dui problem in the country.
@@cdoberman1984 he's right slow drivers cause traffic and accidents. It's the highway it's meant to be driven fast so people can get places faster. Why be a Karen on the road when Everyone including semi's or cops go at least 5 over.
She wasn't breaking the law he was impeding traffic,if anybody were breaking the law it was this incompetent officer he was suppose to be in the right lane in order for her to be breaking the law.
Cops always ride in the left lane. Why? Well if they get someone going the other direction, nailing the brakes and jumping over a lane from the right isn’t safe at all.
Well really the driver on video said he was going about 70ish and speed limit was 65.......So how was the cop impeding traffic if he was going over the speed limit anyways...No one should be going faster for him to impede..
She must of got pulled over for speeding or something else. IT IS LEGAL TO PASS ON THE RIGHT IF THE VEHICLE YOUR PASSING HAS A PASSENGER SIDE MIRROR PASSED 1983 NATIONWIDE. I'm a ex truck driver. The cop was in the wrong impediment of the passing lane.
Here in the UK the cop would have been in the wrong for not keeping to the right (Left in our case). Is the left lane not the passing lane over there? If so... Why was he sat there if not overtaking? Meh... Good vid!
@@timbailey3846 as long as you are not speeding, and they are poorly positioned by not heeding to faster traffic, then I would have no issues with overtaking. The police are NOT above the law.
So long as both of you are going at or under the speed limit, sure. Her mistake, really, was getting up to 75-80 to pass a highway patrol car already doing 70 in a 65. You can pass them on the right, you just can't carve them up to do it. Or they will pull you over.
@@thomasschumacher3378 lemme catch you blocking me in the left lane. You’ll quickly find yourself in the median, sideways. Move over and make room for those of us who aren’t pussies and regularly drive at those speeds. It’s that or pitted into the ditch, your choice.
You know I used to think that but everyone hauls ass through the new work zone at the interchange and I never see anyone pulled over. Everyone just cruising 80+ in a 60
@@nathandancey6070 they're looking for the Nascar tech students acting like fools (i was pulled over doing 5 over when a white infinity was passing me doimg 85+)
I've thought about doing that before and telling the trooper he was obstructing traffic and someone had to make the sacrifice for traffic to freely move
I’ve done this, the trooper got pissed, when I then informed him his car didn’t meet the statutory requirement for road patrol usage (as it was a completely unmarked vehicle), at this point he flipped out and I informed him he was actively under audit. He ended up leaving after checking my license and insurance info. No ticket, and I chose to absolutely rocket by this guy as he was doing 10 under in the left lane. (Probably got up to 95-100) and he couldn’t do shit. Know your laws, protect yourself from road pirates.
You should've been ticketed for riding the left lane. The police had to pass you on the right because you were impeding the flow of traffic. Keep right, pass left
I don't agree with this. This has happened to me before. Cop gets on, rides in the left lane for absolutely no reason what so ever, can't maintain a steady speed and then gets all butt hurt when you try an go by (staying a steady and reasonable speed) law says, keep right except to pass! Not, "oh well we put in this other lane for everyone that would rather drive on the left side of the road 🤷🏻♂️🖕🧐
Exactly. Got pulled over couple months ago for speeding in SC by a state trooper, going a whopping menacing, scary 61 in a 55. He was salty because I passed him while he was hogging the left lane and then he gave me warnings for improper lane change and following him too closely, when I was going far more back than the guy who uploaded this and put my turn signal while there was a car very small in my right mirror yet he said I cut them off. These troopers are assholes and I can’t wait to get a fast car to troll and taunt these 🤡
There is no such thing as a fast lane or a passing lane all lanes of traffic are subject to the same speed limit do how in any way would what the trooper did be illegal?
@@RonDeSantis2028 I guess all those “keep right except to pass” signs are all for show. Also you can get a citation for staying in the left lane too long. At least your user name is correct since the ATF can’t ever get out of their own way.
@@jwalk7134 You do realize the law states keep to the right while going the Normal speed limit, the trooper was going over the speed limit therefore what law did he break
@@RonDeSantis2028 you're an idiot. The STATE LAW is IF YOU ARE NOT PASSING ANYBODY YOU SHOULD BE IN THE RIGHT LANE. It has nothing to do with the speeds of either vehicle but nice try on making up some b.s
@@JimHerbertOutdoors lmao, it does have to do with your speed, if you are going under the speed limit and not passing someone you must be in the right lane, if you are going the speed limit and not passing you can still be in the left lane. What state do you live in so I can check out the legislation for that state
I mean, the driver (who recorded) was going 70-"ish" in the right lane, and the cop was an even pace ahead of him in a 65. Since there isn't really a "passing lane" in NC that means that the Honda broke the speed limit (which is usually 8 and over for most troopers that I've known). So he wasn't hogging the lane, and she probably had something else going on other than speed
Kinda confused as to why this deserves applause? Or why she should get pulled over in the first place. I have passed PLENTY of cops on the Eway, and 98% of the time, I was going over the speed limit. I’m guaranteeing that she didn’t get pulled over for passing the cop. She probably didn’t have her sit belt on or was on her phone. The cop took a bit to get behind her, so yea I don’t think it was from passing
I had one time on a 4 lane road in a 55mph zone, where I was behind a cop. He was behind 3 people going 45 and he himself was going 45. So I pull out, go 55 and as I'm passing everyone ahead of the cop(didnt look at the cop), they're all looking at me like "what are you doing!?! There's a cop!" One even had her mouth open like I was doing something completely stupid. I kept going 55 and nothing happened lol. Also i was in a silver 96 trans am so if I was speeding, you know I'd be pulled over in a second lol.
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I passed on the left of a WSP unit who was going 8 over, we were both passing traffic and then switching to the right and after about 10 mins of that i got bored and passed him at what i intended to be 10 over but then it started going downhill and he went 10 over… i was already slightly ahead so i pushed it to 12 over and he pulled me over… was super nice and only gave a verbal warning to the idea of “hey man ik we were passing for a while but like you should be a little more patient and just drive behind me”
So many people seem confused here: NORTH CAROLINA DOES NOT HAVE PASSING LANES. You are free to drive and pass in either the right or left lanes, depending on circumstance. *and no, the current bill being considered in the NC house does not make passing lanes, it enforces a minimum speed limit in the left lane - which NC already supposed to have*
The police car was illegally travelling in the passing lane and going over the speed limit. The cop stopped the girl because she was breaking the speed limit by more than he was, give me a break. Poor cop driver needs someone to be better than?
So you were going 70ish in a 65? And the trooper is ahead of you? Hmmm, so the trooper was speeding? Sounds about right. Nobody's watching the watchers. It's good to be the king.
Here in GA you can get ticketed if you are inpeading in the fast lane( left). People pass cops on the right ll the time as long as they are within speed or 5 above.
I loved the comment "Don't pass the pace car"! I've been saying that for years. Any NASCAR fan should be able to relate. In Jersey, that is exaclty how I think of the state police patrol cars.
NC left lanes are not designated passing lanes so both vehicles are legal. She is speeding which in NC speeds are statuary which means 1 over is illegal and arrestable
Seems like he has control issues. Troopers get passed here all the time when they're driving 5 over in the left lane. That's not a pace car, just a shitty driver.
That same thing happened on I-395 guy in mustang coming up fast on my truck bumper I moved over cop radar him on his rear unit lmao,if you need a red and white cane to see what's in front of you maybe you should be the passenger.
To be fair, I’ve put myself in a similar position before. I’ve rocketed down the highway, had some big vehicle move and boom, state trooper. It’s not that we cannot see, it’s that we cannot see past or around big vehicles so we’ll, and most of the time we’re on our cars, we’re not looking for cops, we’re busy making sure our driving is safe despite being considerably more spirited. I do love a codriver in the car though to tell me what’s around a vehicle. Makes it so easy to maneuver through traffic
I did that in VA last fall heading south but he was unmarked, but minute I went by he lit me up. Got me for 77 in a 60 I thought it was 70. I congratulated him on being the first to ever stop me on an Interstate in 50 yrs of driving. He laughed but still gave me the ticket however he said he could have doubled fine bc it was in a safety zone but since i made hi laugh he didn't.
Gotta love those random "safety zones", as well as those "road work ahead" zones where they they put a few cones out along side the road and not a worker in sight. Did you even know you were in a safety zone? Did you see a sign? Why were you unaware the speed limit was 60 instead of 70? I only ask because I have kind of a conspiracy theory (for lack of a better term). Were you on a freeway, tollway, or some relatively major interstate, where the speed limit bounces back and forth between 55 mph and 75 mph (many times for no apparent reason, but usually, and understandably when entering more congested spots, towns, cities, etc.)? ..And were you using the left lane often, as there are are usually a decent amount of semi trucks in the right lane who have a lower speed limit..? If that is the case, or similar, it is my belief you did not see the posted signs because they are simply not posted on the left side, and are impossible to see on the right side due to the abundance of 13'+ tall, 60'+ long semi trucks. I'm not saying they "never" post those signs on the left side, but they are extremely far and few between, and often are only posted where the speed limit increases. I truly think this is a literal "speed trap". I don't mean the term loosely, as most do when they see a zone being patrolled where the speed limit is clearly posted and people are getting popped for ignoring it. That is justified in my opinion. No I mean an actual entrapment scheme to collect revenue. Hear me out if you wouldn't mind... Your post made me see that this could possibly be a thing, and if so, it's really not cool and I think people should be made aware. What got me thinking is, due to having a commercial drivers license I am always very careful to pay close attention to all posted signs, as well as adhering to all traffic laws, in order to avoid moving violations, because literally one speeding ticket could cost me my job. Also since I drive for a living, I am on the roads constantly, meaning my chances of getting pulled over are considerably higher. Anyway, recently took a personal road trip on the I-5 through WA, OR, and CA in my car, and can't tell you how many times I caught myself speeding in zones where the speed limit had been decreased and I had no clue until being well within, or completely passed the zone before realizing it due to occasional luck of catching one between trucks, noticing some (not most) cars slowing, or entering a more congested area and just assuming the speed limit was lower, but not knowing for sure and/or how much. If the entire trip, both ways was like this for someone trained to watch for such changes, I can only imagine the money being raked in from unsuspecting travelers. I have to assume this racket only continues due to loop holes being exploited, like DOT only being required to post "x" amount of signs, in "x" amount of miles, or not required to place any signs at all on the left side, or whatever crap like that. Or maybe justify it using lame, impractical/unrealistic arguments like "No one is forcing you to use the left lanes. If you can't see the clearly posted speed limit signs from those lanes, I can only suggest remaining in the right lane." knowing full well nobody is going to stay stuck behind a semi driving 10 mph slower than everyone else. Plus most people will just mail in the extortion fee, since clapping with one hand makes more sense than wasting time, money, and resources pleading your case to the same agency that victimized you, in hopes they'll act against themselves and their own best interest. Wow, sorry that is so long winded :/ Anyway, does that sound nuts? I don't know... Let me know what you think Thanks!
Trooper is impeding the left lane. She said she was doing 70ish, they were same speed. Technically speaking, the officer was speeding and impeding the left lane.
That sucks because it's ilegal for anyone including cops to break traffic laws and thats exactly what a cop sitting in the left lane with no one to pass is doing.
After the evil laugh the driver finds out the girl was rushing to the hospital to see her mother before she passed away. It's okay though because everyone has their own free will to judge others.
A co-worker did the same thing. He got impatient following the state patrol, so he decided to pass him -- and get this: it was just before his exit. . . . He complained that the patrolman gave him a ticket. . . . He's not a rocket scientist.
I hate when cops sit in the left lane. Makes everybody else think it's okay. Good on the Honda for indirectly pointing it out by passing on the right. Too bad she got pulled over.
In VA if you're not passing in the left lane and someone passes you on the right it's impeding traffic and is supposed to be against the law but it's never enforced
If I was the driver of the red car I would be asking the cop why he didn't move to the right lane since he wasn't passing anyone.
Same, just go to court and contest it, worth a shot tbh. unless they were actually speeding, in which case it won't make a difference
@Salt Maker now to think of it your right. But I guess they don't move over since most people won't pass them but she was only going 1 to 2mph faster and she got blue lights on her 🤔
@N A they exist everywhere. it’s just no one actually uses them correctly.
@Salt Maker “Despite concerns the bill could penalize slow-driving grandmothers, a proposal to fine drivers who block traffic in the left lane advanced in the N.C. House Wednesday.
House Bill 827 would give law enforcement the power to issue $200 fines to drivers caught “impeding the flow of traffic” in the left lane of a highway - unless a driver is actively passing another car or preparing to turn left.”
He was trying to keep everyone at a reasonable speed. It is called a pace car for a reason.
Didn't see the turn signal when the cop switched lanes. He was also driving in the passing lane.
Unfortunately when law enforcement is in the process of their duties they are immune from traffic laws. The judge will tell you that when you contest a ticket.
@@bondoly66 except for the most part they not. They still need to obey basic traffic laws unless in response to something. The extent to which there is leeway varies by state but they are not fully exempt from the law.
@@bondoly66 not even remotely true.
Pull him over than chief
And this is NC that is not the ‘passing’ lane it’s just a lane
"Don't pass the pace car." Is the most accurate description of a police car ahead of a pack, I love it
Not in California. No one cares about the 70MPH speed limit in freeways. I always see ppl drive 80, 85, 90, 95, 100+ just cruising casually.
Yep. Had someone riding my bumper, moved over to expose the County Mountie. Ooops.
@@PeaceNinja007 texas is the same lol. Everyone including cops is going 80-90mph in a 65 zone
Passing on the right is illegal everywhere.
@@hawksrock3024 Not necessarily. In Arizona you CAN pass on the right to get around a slower vehicle if:
1. Vehicle is going to make a left turn.
2. There are two or more lanes of travel in the same direction (multi-lane road or street).
3. It is safe to do so.
Arizona law, like most other states, says to maintain the right most lane for the speed at which you are traveling. Of course, this law does not apply to vehicles operated by the local authorities.
It’s interesting that if this had happened in most of Europe, it’d be the police car in the wrong.
Keep right except to pass is the law in the US as well. the people and the police just don't know the law so they don't obey it and the police here never obey laws because they're not enforced on them.
I retired from the court system working in GA and then FL and the fact is the United States of America requires that all states follow the same rules and regulations.
You can't decide to have left hand traffic in your state or change the existing US traffic law in your area, you can only be more restrictive with your local ordinances. This is called "uniform" traffic rules and part of that is drive on the right, pass on the left return to the rightmost lane. That which all of Europe recognizes as lane discipline requires effort on the part of a driver so American drivers just refuse.
The effort an American driver offers is 'not speeding'.
that's it.
that's all we will offer to safety, respect or diligence while driving on the roadway.
This is how my husband and I met.
He asked me to help him prove that keep right to accept to pass
is a llegal requirement
to our traffic enforcement crowd durring one mourning briefing.
GA specific law is 40-6-40 Florida's specific law is Florida 316.086 (2) if you spend a day in traffic court you'll find that most of the tickets are written to some degree of lack of lane discipline. What this driver was cited for is unknown.
@@erolynbeachside2477 keep to the right when under the speed limit which the trooper was not.
@csm why not both? Driver undertaking for speeding, trooper for not keeping to the right
@@erolynbeachside2477 LOL You might wanna read up on the law in NC for this.....IT DOESN'T EXIST!!!
"Being a slow shit in the left lane" is 100% LEGAL in NC (and 4 other moron states).
@@RonDeSantis2028 according to the law, keep right except when restricted by a physical obstacle, do your passing to the left, return to the right but the law does not say except while speeding or "when this" or if that or other thing the law says do not restrict faster traffic even if they're obviously speeding. The law says keep right except to pass.
Then again law and enforcement is jurisdiction based and as you pointed out there are different jurisdictions that people not paying attention to and they're trying to quote the laws if it's absolutely universal and if you pointed out North Carolina and other states clearly show that that is not true and we should be talking more about States particularly as you mentioned
Slow traffic keep right 🤷🏼♂️
Faster Traffic, Go to the Right Shoulder! And enjoy the Scenery, Peaceful Conversation, and Opportunities to contemplate your actions! 🥴🙄
"Don't pass the pace car" gonna pass that advice down to my kids
Dont do it ....cant out runn all of em or a radio. Lol
Got on the freeway one day, as I was getting on I was trying to figure out why there was a huge gap in traffic with a ton of cars in one spot. Trooper was leading the pack of 20 cars. About 10 miles or so. I usually call them the pace car, because the troopers all take the same exit for their station and traffic takes off like it's the Daytona 500
To be fair, you're only supposed to be in the left lane if you're passing, especially if you're not going fast. So while I hate tailgating, I can kind of see where she's coming from.
I respectfully disagree. Never a reason to tailgate.
@@larryps I don't think it's the right thing to do, but I can understand the frustration.
@@PaperSpeakersWat good point for sure
Not in North Carolina
@@HoomerbirdG2 Yeah, I can tell. Always stuck behind someone from North Carolina who's doing less than the speed limit and holding everyone up.
I have passed cops doing almost 10 over on expressways, and they didn't care. This red car did it on the right side, that's why it got puled over. If the cop had been running in the right lane, as you should, the red car probably would have passed the cop on the left side without incident.
I was wondering about that... Like she wasn't going much faster, maybe a 1 or 2 but certainly not enough to get pulled over so maybe lane choice matters, but I'm not one to find out, i too will only match there pace not try to exceed or pass.... Especially if he's already over the speed limit
@@jeremiahevans7752 don't pace with other traffic. It's pointless it's dangerous like tailgating beside someone.
there's no benefit but there are dangers to it like somebody's not so likely to stab the brakes while your tailgating but people are likely to change lanes without warning. if you're with some other traffic and faster crazies come through then you become an obstacle to them thereby making them more dangerous to you.
You don't want to be around other vehicles if there's any way you can help it. Keep right except to pass, don't cause people to pass you on the right, or always drive faster than traffic to your right. however you want to put it it's the same thing. Its a little more important than speeding.
No she got stopped for speeding, not passing on the right, which there's nothing wrong with.
This is in NC, there are no passing lane laws. I've passed cops on the right in NC (and VA, SC, TN, WVA, and KY) many, many times. Never gotten nicked for it. You never know when somebody is looking for the left hand turn to a county road. She got pulled over because she decided to pass a cop who was already doing atleast 5 miles over the limit, if not more. That means she had to speed up to near 10 over to pass them. That's an easy ticket with a guaranteed conviction for the cop.
@@willcresson8776 NC 20-146, keep right except to pass? Pretty sure you won't find many opportunities to turn left on 77S.
The law is the same here in TN, signs all along the highways saying " keep right except to pass ". Rarely enforced, people want to homestead the passing lane, the complain about faster traffic "weaving in and out of traffic". Cops especially run the left lane, but I get it. If they're in the right, the car in front of the invariably slows.
I pass Troopers and Deputies on the freeway all the time I usually have my cruise at 78 in a 70 (most people go 80) and they don’t stop you. If speed was the only reason for the stop those cops are super uptight. Most of the area around me (pretty much the whole state minus some cities and towns) you can do 10 over and they won’t even think about stopping you
This is true, troopers looking for people getting nascar speed on the highway but I will admit they can pull anyone over so maybe he was bored or just wasn't in the mood today, but yea I've even followed a couple and they would hit speeds 80-85
@@jeremiahevans7752 key word followed... just don't pass the pace car.. I've run across missouri on my way to texas behind state troopers @ 85-95 just to keep them in sight
We're talking NC here... one of the harshest states when it comes to both insurance laws and penalties associated with tickets from violations...
Keep rolling the dice..🤣
Same here im in VA and pass state goobers all the time they are always driving like 5 under for whatever reason.
Passed one on the right yesterday, nothing was done. I've done so countless times and nothing has happened. Yeah I am not going to go up running 20 over but anything less than 10 over, no a single one has blinked at me, NC or VA.
That will all change when you get an un-marked. YW! Carry on.
LOL funny thing I've gotten over a dozen tickets in Virginia and NC in the past two years. Normally, I can pass a cop going 5-10 over but if it's a state trooper or unmarked police car, it's not worth it. State troopers are notorious for pulling people over for small shit. For example: my friend in VA got pulled over doing 56 in a 55. He got a ticket for it. Another friend got pulled over 56 in a 55, they just used it as an excuse to search his car, find nothing, etc. Typical state trooper behavior. Another example is my boy in NC got pulled by a trooper for going 59 in a 60. He got a ticket for "impeding traffic". It was midnight and he was the only one on the highway. Some cops are extremely retarded assholes, and more often than not those are going to be the state troopers. They literally exist to pull people over for tints and speed enforcement on the highway, specially. You can pass a sheriff going 20 over he may or may not come after you. That ain't his concern 95% of the time. His designation is serving possibly dangerous arrest warrants.
I once had a cop turn around on a hyw in NC to give me a ticket for 5 over!
She might have been on her phone. She might have had a registration/insurance problem. The thing is, passing the trooper on the right caused the trooper to pay attention to her and her car. She attracted attention by making that move. If she doesn't make that move, he probably doesn't even notice her.
Yes, he was travelling in the passing lane causing the need for a right lane pass. He needs to travel in the travelling lane. He was setting up a trap.
@@0077-l5b Passing on the right is legal in NC. So that is not why she was stopped.
Entrapment. That’s what that equates to
@@0077-l5b
Speed limit on the road was 65, OP confirmed both he (and therefor the cop) were doing over 70mph. He pulled her over for speeding, not passing on the right (which isn't illegal in NC, or quite a few other states).
@@bleachstain9785 it's not entrapment when voluntarily break a law in front of a cop. She went 10-15mph over the speed limit to pass a cop who is already going a generous 5 over, that's why she was pulled over. She had no need to pass them and anyone with any sense wouldn't have.
I can’t say I like this one. Dude was just sitting there not passing anyone. I know he’s a cop, but it’s not like she was flying by either. He’s doing the same thing as Prius drivers lol
I'm glad this cop saved everyone's life by pulling over this speeding maniac!
No kidding... The Karen that recorded this and reviled in the other motorist getting pulled over has some serious screws loose.
What took you so long to move over. You saw what was going to happen the second he lite her up you should have been in the left lane.
Was thinking the same thing. I was, Dude GTF over." Maybe there was a car next to him.
Police cars should have a side camera that snaps pics of all the places of cars that don't move over when they're emergency stopped, so they get a heafty ticket. Same for tow trucks, they need them too
Yep, cars in left lane…. Can’t exactly run them over
Trooper did not use his turn signal and should not have been in the left lane.
Try telling that to a judge. The judge will quickly tell you law enforcement does not have to obey traffic laws when in the process of their duties other than a right of way issue. And even then you can get a ticket for failing to yield. They seem to enjoy shutting you down with that excuse.
Besides, who's to say that the trooper wasn't going up to a turn around point to monitor traffic? North Carolina is good for that especially in areas where there are trees in the median.
@@donotneed2250 If so, He shouldn't pull over.
It's not because she passed on the right, it's because she was speeding. If you were going 70ish in a 65 and she passed you and him then she was probably going about 75 which is way too fast. There's nothing wrong with passing on the right, it's done millions of times a day all over the U.S., especially in the Chicagoland area, Atlanta, Indianapolis, and any big city traffic where there's multiple lanes.
75 is pretty slow
So its okay for a trooper to ride the fast lane while not passing but if anyone else does it its wrong lmao
OBEY! ( and move over to the right, ok thanks)
Well the person filming said they were going 70ish in a 65 and the cop was ahead of him, so the cop was going well over the 65 speed limit. The right lane would be for people going UNDER the 65 speed limit.The cops run the left lane because they are checking the other side's speed and can cross the median quicker to go after a speeder.
@@ericcutrer1467 speed
Limit has nothing to do with which lane you are in. Left lane for passing only.
Not the "fast lane" in NC, bub.
@@16sondra not in NC (or a lot of other states).
You were hogging the left lane, illegally, and you curse the car that wanted to pass? Right....
President Trump Forever2060 You know that potentially 100's, even 1000's of people could read these comments, don't you? Here he is ladies and gentlemen, only one week into 2021 and we may already have found the asshole of the year.
@@bg365 found the idiot
@@bg365 Wow - I thought the Left were tolerant? My Bad, only tolerant of THEIR side of any issue.
@@maddierosemusic The same could be said about the right. And around, and around we go...
The sooner everyone of you recognizes everything around us is a man made concept, the better. Cause then it can all come crashing down and get fixed
She was oblivious to her surroundings. I bet she didn't even know that was a cop.
Hopefully she can read?!!
She knew notice how slowly she passed the problem is the cop was hogging the left lane
That cop was unmarked from the looks of it, and in Minnesota that wouldn’t meet the statutory requirements for use in road patrol.
@@bleachstain9785 It’s not unmarked. I live in NC, you can’t really see it in the video but the black stripe going through the middle of the car has silver writing inside same color as car saying state trooper.
@@devilliar3786 they’re still just road pirates
Left lane is for passing. Trooper was just driving in it taking up space. He sucks 👎🏻
Yeah cops are pretty low on the intelligence scale, he did that on purpose like the moron he is.
NC HP in violation of the law by not moving over and traveling in the right lane.
Law Enforcement: Membership Has It's Privileges...
I'd be happy to be racing along and come up on him - would save me $$. Happened to me in PA at night - I'm blazing 80 and my lights flash on the reflective trunk
of mr. PA State Police - slowed my butt down.
Exactly
You mean traveling in the left lane..
@@Pete391 Yes, he was traveling incorrectly in the left lane. After passing traffic, you are to move to the right lane to continue when faster traffic approaches.
I wonder if the police know how much applause they get when they pull someone over.
Oh. they watch these channels! They Know!!!
So, the police car is hogging the fast lane and then changes lanes without signalling. Perhaps he should write himself a ticket!
Doesn't matter what lane they're in. Don't pass the pace car.
Have you ever thought about the fact that maybe he's already GOING the fastest you should go in the fast lane? Therefore you aren't "gaining" anything by passing him. Youre gonna pass a cop doing 80-85 in the fast lane?? No sir. You are already going fast enough fool!
@@Lord--Penguin fast enough is relative to each individual person. Who am I to say you can’t fuck your wife? Who are you to say I can’t speed? Get in my way and find out etiquette via fist after your car ends up in a ditch or against a guardrail.
@@bleachstain9785 who am I to say you can't speed? I am no one. But that MF'n cop that pulled that guy over would be more than happy to tell you the same 👌🏾
Oh my goodness the clapping added in was hilarious! Good Day Everyone!
I'll pass any f****** state trooper on the right I want to
@@danielheiss5867...
Sure you will.
@@bobinthewest8559 I will I have done it
@@danielheiss5867 ever come to Florida and this trooper will make sure you never do it again
@@danielheiss5867 You go ahead and do that and if you're exceeding the speed limit you'll end up like the red car.
NC state troopers are pretty reasonable in my experience, you have to be going way over the speed limit or doing something pretty dumb to get pulled over in most cases. This chick was probably on her phone which is why she got the lights.
@Jimmy Johns1210 your probably a scumbag too!
The highway patrol are awesome. They need to increase the fine of speeding to $1000 so people don't speed. We have limits for a reason, the DOT and government are looking out for our best interest.
@@cdoberman1984 you can certainly relinquish your freedoms to big brother government, others like myself don’t want to nor will we. If they increased the fine to $1,000 per ticket, I would NOT stop, and any cops I perceived to be on some bullshit (meaning they didn’t catch me actually doing anything, they just wanna be dicks), will catch a few rounds out the sunroof. You think you’re smart, but not everyone has a grand to throw at a speeding ticket like that, and people will react accordingly.
I think we need laws that penalize slow drivers for occupying the left lane and holding up traffic, as evidence has shown slow drivers, not fast driver, cause the majority of all accidents. Do your research before you open your mouth next time.
@Jimmy Johns1210
I lived in NC for years, drove like a demon everywhere. In my entire time driving through NC (I live in VA now but still do a few thousand miles of driving in NC every year) I've never been pulled over, and I've never seen anyone get pulled over for speeding that wasnt driving recklessly or going way over the limit. The only exception is in greensboro, they'll ticket anyone - but that's because they have the worst dui problem in the country.
@@cdoberman1984 he's right slow drivers cause traffic and accidents. It's the highway it's meant to be driven fast so people can get places faster. Why be a Karen on the road when Everyone including semi's or cops go at least 5 over.
She wasn't breaking the law he was impeding traffic,if anybody were breaking the law it was this incompetent officer he was suppose to be in the right lane in order for her to be breaking the law.
Cops always ride in the left lane. Why? Well if they get someone going the other direction, nailing the brakes and jumping over a lane from the right isn’t safe at all.
I suggest you speed up to this officer and tell him your opinion!
Well really the driver on video said he was going about 70ish and speed limit was 65.......So how was the cop impeding traffic if he was going over the speed limit anyways...No one should be going faster for him to impede..
She must of got pulled over for speeding or something else. IT IS LEGAL TO PASS ON THE RIGHT IF THE VEHICLE YOUR PASSING HAS A PASSENGER SIDE MIRROR PASSED 1983 NATIONWIDE. I'm a ex truck driver. The cop was in the wrong impediment of the passing lane.
Here in the UK the cop would have been in the wrong for not keeping to the right (Left in our case).
Is the left lane not the passing lane over there? If so... Why was he sat there if not overtaking?
Meh... Good vid!
SHP travels in the left lane or right lane but you better not pass them no matter what lane you are in.
@@timbailey3846 as long as you are not speeding, and they are poorly positioned by not heeding to faster traffic, then I would have no issues with overtaking.
The police are NOT above the law.
lol in the US you don't get to police the police, they're powerful af
The trooper should have been keeping to the right, but the motorist shouldn't be speeding...
He's lane hogging for sure
You can pass a state trooper on the right
So long as both of you are going at or under the speed limit, sure. Her mistake, really, was getting up to 75-80 to pass a highway patrol car already doing 70 in a 65. You can pass them on the right, you just can't carve them up to do it. Or they will pull you over.
@@willcresson8776cool😀
But to everybody else you can still pass them on the right
I remember the time I went 115 in a race and the cop gave me a warning saying drive slower at 3 am in Burke County XD
Well he should get outta the fast lane
Finally, one person who sees the trap he set.
I saw that too he was wrong
Yes, everyone stay out of the left lane so all of the jerk offs of the world can go by you at 100 mph!!!
@@thomasschumacher3378 So it's better when you're holding everyone off, right? :)
@@thomasschumacher3378 lemme catch you blocking me in the left lane. You’ll quickly find yourself in the median, sideways. Move over and make room for those of us who aren’t pussies and regularly drive at those speeds. It’s that or pitted into the ditch, your choice.
My nephew had just gotten his license and passed a Mississippi highway patrol car . His first driving lesson that really meant anything!
I’ve never seen a trooper in any state drive that slow.
He was baiting drivers and not caring about safety. Those exact drivers are much more dangerous than speeders
Did you read the editorial texts for context?
@@jeffstewart724where do I find those?
Good ole 77 from statesville to Mooresville, the cops here dont play
You know I used to think that but everyone hauls ass through the new work zone at the interchange and I never see anyone pulled over. Everyone just cruising 80+ in a 60
@@nathandancey6070 they're looking for the Nascar tech students acting like fools (i was pulled over doing 5 over when a white infinity was passing me doimg 85+)
It’s like Emporia here in VA on 58. The State Troopers will write unbelievable tickets for speeding, its notorious.
Haha yup. I've seen a lot of them pulled over. I posted a near miss on my channel at the intersection coming out of Home Depot.
@@jerrytaylor4078 troopers are always sitting on l-85 too. I’ve seen plenty out of state drivers get pulled.
There's no law that says you can't pass Law enforcement in the right or left lane. He probably pulled her over for the tailgating and speeding.
She got a SWS violation.
Speeding while Stupid.
What do you want to bet that when that tag was read and then broadcast to the trooper the owner had warrants out for their arrest.
It is illegal to pass police and emergency vehicles on the right. Basic rules of the road
I've thought about doing that before and telling the trooper he was obstructing traffic and someone had to make the sacrifice for traffic to freely move
I’ve done this, the trooper got pissed, when I then informed him his car didn’t meet the statutory requirement for road patrol usage (as it was a completely unmarked vehicle), at this point he flipped out and I informed him he was actively under audit.
He ended up leaving after checking my license and insurance info. No ticket, and I chose to absolutely rocket by this guy as he was doing 10 under in the left lane. (Probably got up to 95-100) and he couldn’t do shit.
Know your laws, protect yourself from road pirates.
You should've been ticketed for riding the left lane. The police had to pass you on the right because you were impeding the flow of traffic. Keep right, pass left
Smdh 🤦♂️
I don't agree with this. This has happened to me before. Cop gets on, rides in the left lane for absolutely no reason what so ever, can't maintain a steady speed and then gets all butt hurt when you try an go by (staying a steady and reasonable speed) law says, keep right except to pass! Not, "oh well we put in this other lane for everyone that would rather drive on the left side of the road 🤷🏻♂️🖕🧐
I wonder if people who constantly drive as far left as possible, also vote that way?🤔😉
Exactly. Got pulled over couple months ago for speeding in SC by a state trooper, going a whopping menacing, scary 61 in a 55. He was salty because I passed him while he was hogging the left lane and then he gave me warnings for improper lane change and following him too closely, when I was going far more back than the guy who uploaded this and put my turn signal while there was a car very small in my right mirror yet he said I cut them off. These troopers are assholes and I can’t wait to get a fast car to troll and taunt these 🤡
Cop was breaking the law. Its against the law to drive in the left lane unless overtaking a vehicle. If I was the red Honda I'd fight it in court!
The clapping!🤣🤣🤣
You should have given her the “HAHA!” honk!
Isn’t it illegal to stay in the left lane like the cop did? Also failed to use his turn signal when he changed lanes.
There is no such thing as a fast lane or a passing lane all lanes of traffic are subject to the same speed limit do how in any way would what the trooper did be illegal?
@@RonDeSantis2028 I guess all those “keep right except to pass” signs are all for show. Also you can get a citation for staying in the left lane too long. At least your user name is correct since the ATF can’t ever get out of their own way.
@@jwalk7134 You do realize the law states keep to the right while going the Normal speed limit, the trooper was going over the speed limit therefore what law did he break
@@RonDeSantis2028 you're an idiot. The STATE LAW is IF YOU ARE NOT PASSING ANYBODY YOU SHOULD BE IN THE RIGHT LANE. It has nothing to do with the speeds of either vehicle but nice try on making up some b.s
@@JimHerbertOutdoors lmao, it does have to do with your speed, if you are going under the speed limit and not passing someone you must be in the right lane, if you are going the speed limit and not passing you can still be in the left lane. What state do you live in so I can check out the legislation for that state
I mean, the driver (who recorded) was going 70-"ish" in the right lane, and the cop was an even pace ahead of him in a 65. Since there isn't really a "passing lane" in NC that means that the Honda broke the speed limit (which is usually 8 and over for most troopers that I've known). So he wasn't hogging the lane, and she probably had something else going on other than speed
I pass Sheriffs and PD on the highway all the time without consequence. Don’t ever pass a trooper on the highway tho, that’s how you fuck up
Don't pass on the RIGHT
Cop - breaks law and impedes traffic
Person - goes around cop who is breaking the law
Cop - breaks law again by falsely detaining a US citizen.
North Carolina looks beautiful, so green
...plus Lake Norman is there, one of the best lakes in the east.
Maybe if you weren't hogging the left lane, she wouldn't have been up your ass!
Maybe. But I moved over so there’s that.
Instant joy for those bumper huggers 😂😂❤️
Kinda confused as to why this deserves applause? Or why she should get pulled over in the first place. I have passed PLENTY of cops on the Eway, and 98% of the time, I was going over the speed limit. I’m guaranteeing that she didn’t get pulled over for passing the cop. She probably didn’t have her sit belt on or was on her phone. The cop took a bit to get behind her, so yea I don’t think it was from passing
I had one time on a 4 lane road in a 55mph zone, where I was behind a cop. He was behind 3 people going 45 and he himself was going 45. So I pull out, go 55 and as I'm passing everyone ahead of the cop(didnt look at the cop), they're all looking at me like "what are you doing!?! There's a cop!" One even had her mouth open like I was doing something completely stupid. I kept going 55 and nothing happened lol.
Also i was in a silver 96 trans am so if I was speeding, you know I'd be pulled over in a second lol.
Lmao, she wasn't a race fan, you can tap the pace car, ( Tony Stewart ),but not pass the pace car!
Oooh yeah, didn't he do that to mess with the pacecar driver at Martinsville or something? lol
Yes! 🤣
The applause at the end was comedy gold. Well done!
Cop pulls someone over for breaking the law while he’s breaking it himself. The hypocrisy 🤦♂️
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Sure no problem!
Bro I know this is youtube, but fair use exists. No need to ask. But it is nice I guess, and makes the person running the channel feel accomplished.
I passed on the left of a WSP unit who was going 8 over, we were both passing traffic and then switching to the right and after about 10 mins of that i got bored and passed him at what i intended to be 10 over but then it started going downhill and he went 10 over… i was already slightly ahead so i pushed it to 12 over and he pulled me over… was super nice and only gave a verbal warning to the idea of “hey man ik we were passing for a while but like you should be a little more patient and just drive behind me”
"I'm the law. No one may pass me and get away with it"
-piggy hogging the left lane
That's definitely what it boils down to. 🙂🙂
So many people seem confused here: NORTH CAROLINA DOES NOT HAVE PASSING LANES. You are free to drive and pass in either the right or left lanes, depending on circumstance.
*and no, the current bill being considered in the NC house does not make passing lanes, it enforces a minimum speed limit in the left lane - which NC already supposed to have*
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Sure no problem!
@@unctep Thank you!
I hate when I shit in a public bathroom that’s empty then someone comes to shit in the stall next to me
I hate when im pissin in n empty row of urinals then someone comes to piss in the urinal next to me
@@imshook7346 the struggle is real 😂
Love it! She was riding on people's bumpers, and she passed the trooper and rode on people's butts. 👍👩✈️good job trooper!
The police car was illegally travelling in the passing lane and going over the speed limit. The cop stopped the girl because she was breaking the speed limit by more than he was, give me a break. Poor cop driver needs someone to be better than?
Smh going 1mph faster than the cop and they get pulled over im sick and tired of these mfs
That's what I thought. It's stupid.
So you were going 70ish in a 65? And the trooper is ahead of you? Hmmm, so the trooper was speeding? Sounds about right. Nobody's watching the watchers. It's good to be the king.
Here in GA you can get ticketed if you are inpeading in the fast lane( left). People pass cops on the right ll the time as long as they are within speed or 5 above.
I'd bet the farm that she was on her phone..
Agreed
I loved the comment "Don't pass the pace car"! I've been saying that for years. Any NASCAR fan should be able to relate. In Jersey, that is exaclty how I think of the state police patrol cars.
Camera car and cop were driving in the passing lane for no reason, red car was the only driver with a brain.
NC left lanes are not designated passing lanes so both vehicles are legal. She is speeding which in NC speeds are statuary which means 1 over is illegal and arrestable
@@cithral5469 Then NC is stupid and should change their laws, just because something is legal doesnt make it right.
Cop should be in the right lane if not passing.
THAT WAS SO STUPID!!!!!!!!!
Why was this soooooo relaxing for me...👀🤔👀😁😁👏👏👏👏
Seems like he has control issues. Troopers get passed here all the time when they're driving 5 over in the left lane. That's not a pace car, just a shitty driver.
That red Honda is an example of a true autonomous driven vehicle. She is just as at home in the car as on the couch texting.
Why would you pass a cop on the right don't you know you speeding? Lmmfao 😅😂😅😂😭👍🏾👀🤦🏿♀️🤷🏾♀️
She’s a fucking dumb ass
Kinda petty of the trooper 🤷♂️
That same thing happened on I-395 guy in mustang coming up fast on my truck bumper I moved over cop radar him on his rear unit lmao,if you need a red and white cane to see what's in front of you maybe you should be the passenger.
To be fair, I’ve put myself in a similar position before. I’ve rocketed down the highway, had some big vehicle move and boom, state trooper. It’s not that we cannot see, it’s that we cannot see past or around big vehicles so we’ll, and most of the time we’re on our cars, we’re not looking for cops, we’re busy making sure our driving is safe despite being considerably more spirited. I do love a codriver in the car though to tell me what’s around a vehicle. Makes it so easy to maneuver through traffic
Don't be in the left lane if you're not passing anybody. This goes for cops too. "Keep right, pass left" signs are posted for a reason
Great music 🤘🏼
I need to remember that line- don’t pass the pace car 🤣
"Don't pass the pace car". Thats great!
I did that in VA last fall heading south but he was unmarked, but minute I went by he lit me up. Got me for 77 in a 60 I thought it was 70. I congratulated him on being the first to ever stop me on an Interstate in 50 yrs of driving. He laughed but still gave me the ticket however he said he could have doubled fine bc it was in a safety zone but since i made hi laugh he didn't.
Gotta love those random "safety zones", as well as those "road work ahead" zones where they they put a few cones out along side the road and not a worker in sight.
Did you even know you were in a safety zone? Did you see a sign?
Why were you unaware the speed limit was 60 instead of 70?
I only ask because I have kind of a conspiracy theory (for lack of a better term).
Were you on a freeway, tollway, or some relatively major interstate, where the speed limit bounces back and forth between 55 mph and 75 mph (many times for no apparent reason, but usually, and understandably when entering more congested spots, towns, cities, etc.)?
..And were you using the left lane often, as there are are usually a decent amount of semi trucks in the right lane who have a lower speed limit..?
If that is the case, or similar, it is my belief you did not see the posted signs because they are simply not posted on the left side, and are impossible to see on the right side due to the abundance of 13'+ tall, 60'+ long semi trucks.
I'm not saying they "never" post those signs on the left side, but they are extremely far and few between, and often are only posted where the speed limit increases.
I truly think this is a literal "speed trap". I don't mean the term loosely, as most do when they see a zone being patrolled where the speed limit is clearly posted and people are getting popped for ignoring it. That is justified in my opinion. No I mean an actual entrapment scheme to collect revenue.
Hear me out if you wouldn't mind... Your post made me see that this could possibly be a thing, and if so, it's really not cool and I think people should be made aware.
What got me thinking is, due to having a commercial drivers license I am always very careful to pay close attention to all posted signs, as well as adhering to all traffic laws, in order to avoid moving violations, because literally one speeding ticket could cost me my job. Also since I drive for a living, I am on the roads constantly, meaning my chances of getting pulled over are considerably higher.
Anyway, recently took a personal road trip on the I-5 through WA, OR, and CA in my car, and can't tell you how many times I caught myself speeding in zones where the speed limit had been decreased and I had no clue until being well within, or completely passed the zone before realizing it due to occasional luck of catching one between trucks, noticing some (not most) cars slowing, or entering a more congested area and just assuming the speed limit was lower, but not knowing for sure and/or how much.
If the entire trip, both ways was like this for someone trained to watch for such changes, I can only imagine the money being raked in from unsuspecting travelers.
I have to assume this racket only continues due to loop holes being exploited, like DOT only being required to post "x" amount of signs, in "x" amount of miles, or not required to place any signs at all on the left side, or whatever crap like that. Or maybe justify it using lame, impractical/unrealistic arguments like "No one is forcing you to use the left lanes. If you can't see the clearly posted speed limit signs from those lanes, I can only suggest remaining in the right lane." knowing full well nobody is going to stay stuck behind a semi driving 10 mph slower than everyone else.
Plus most people will just mail in the extortion fee, since clapping with one hand makes more sense than wasting time, money, and resources pleading your case to the same agency that victimized you, in hopes they'll act against themselves and their own best interest.
Wow, sorry that is so long winded :/
Anyway, does that sound nuts? I don't know...
Let me know what you think
Thanks!
Trooper was speeding and changing lane without signal..
Tell it to the judge. I already know what they will say.
The real question was why didn't the cop move to the right? This seemed like the cop was baiting.
Cop was impeding traffic. If you're not passing a car MOVE.OVER
I woulda passed him too
Cop should be charged for impeding traffic and charged again for false detention.
He even waited to ensure she wasn't exiting. Because if she was then it would explain why she got over. So she has no one to blame but herself.
I would like to take a moment to appreciate this dudes choice in music. Its awsome.
You like music intended for 13 yo girls in 3 days Grace? Or that low-IQ screamo garbage meant for construction workers?
@@M1ster.Fr3sh I mean the well-rated Metalcore that was nominated for a Grammy, and raised over $30,000 to help fight COVID-19.
@@rexedous3908 OK fine, I'll give you your metalcore, but if you defend 3 days Grace and you're older than 15, then there's no defense left 😉
@@M1ster.Fr3sh Did you see me defend 3 Days Grace? I didn't 👍
Trooper is impeding the left lane. She said she was doing 70ish, they were same speed. Technically speaking, the officer was speeding and impeding the left lane.
I’ve made this mistake thankfully I only got a warning
That sucks because it's ilegal for anyone including cops to break traffic laws and thats exactly what a cop sitting in the left lane with no one to pass is doing.
I-77 South in Statesville, NC. Drive this route often, better be close to the speed limit through here. The cops don't allow much through here.
Or just get a pig detector. I fly down 77 everyday no prob
@@devilliar3786 Pig detector Hahaha
Love the sound effects!
That ship horn was totally uncalled for
After the evil laugh the driver finds out the girl was rushing to the hospital to see her mother before she passed away. It's okay though because everyone has their own free will to judge others.
I noticed the cop waited to see if she entered the right lane for the exit. As soon as the exit off ramp was passed, he hit the lights.
Left lane isn't the travel lane but whatever
A co-worker did the same thing. He got impatient following the state patrol, so he decided to pass him -- and get this: it was just before his exit. . . . He complained that the patrolman gave him a ticket. . . . He's not a rocket scientist.
Killswitch, great choice in tunes!
That’s one of the dumbest things I’ve seen. If you’re already above the speed limit, why would you go faster than the police car? 😂
He probably ran her plates
I hate when cops sit in the left lane. Makes everybody else think it's okay. Good on the Honda for indirectly pointing it out by passing on the right. Too bad she got pulled over.
Trooper failed to signal a lane change. Maybe he needs some driving instruction.
In VA if you're not passing in the left lane and someone passes you on the right it's impeding traffic and is supposed to be against the law but it's never enforced
Just wasted a 1: 34 seconds
Cop should have switched to the right lane. Typical random-lane-driving in America