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Err...no.
Driving without reasonable consideration under section 3 of the RTA 1988 is an offence.
Driving under the speed limit, is not.
Are you a tad hard of understanding?
The only one acting like an idiot is you, but that’s not surprising. Why try and change the subject from driving excessively slowly to driving under the speed limit? Is it because you are a little troll that just likes to provoke arguments?
I have seen said signs but they are not a common occurrence. If I remember back to my traffic law days there is a statutory minimum speed limits on the motorway. It should be mentioned in the Highway Code.
You are correct, driving excessively slowly and inconveniencing others was made a specific offence for which the police can issue a PCN, it was in 2014.
As it’s Ruth I can’t really be arsed to waste too much time on google, (she’ll simply argue the sky is pink for the hell of it) so a DM link will have to do.
End of the middle lane hogs: Police handing out thousands of £100 fines to 'anti-social' drivers who slow traffic and splash walkers
- Under new laws, around 10,000 on-the-spot fines have been handed out
- The penalties costing £100 have been given to inconsiderate drivers
- Fines issued for offences such as tailgating and middle lane hogging
- Were also given to drivers performing wheel spins and handbrake turns
The police figures also reveal a tractor driver in Norfolk was fined after failing to pull in to let the queue of motorists behind him get past.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2996009/End-middle-lane-hogs-Police-handing-thousands-100-fines-anti-social-drivers-slow-traffic-splash-walkers.html#
No, it’s not correct in terms of what was being discussed. Driving excessively slowly and inconveniencing other drivers is now an offence, for which you can be fined or taken to court.
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