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On a Maine limited-access highway posted at 65 mph or more, where should you normally drive?
Correct answer: In the right-hand lane, using an adjacent lane to pass
Why
On a limited-access highway posted at 65 mph or more, ordinary operation belongs in the right-hand lane. Use an adjacent lane to pass and return at the earliest opportunity. The statute excepts authorized emergency vehicles and vehicles otherwise directed by posted signs, a law-enforcement officer or a highway-maintenance crew.
Verified against Maine Driver License Manual and Motorist Handbook · High-speed lane use · p. 65
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