Slow driving on highways can result in a ticket.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Sometimes
• D. Never

Answer: (A)

On highways, drivers are expected to move with the flow of traffic at speeds appropriate for the conditions. Driving well below surrounding vehicles can impede traffic and create hazards, and many places have minimum speeds or rules against obstructing the normal flow. If your slow speed blocks or disrupts other drivers, law enforcement can issue a ticket for obstructing traffic or unsafe driving. So slow driving on highways can indeed result in a ticket, especially when it disrupts the flow or a minimum speed applies. If you’re going slower than others, use the right lanes, pull over safely to let faster traffic pass when possible, and only speed up to match conditions and safety.