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You drive a heavy rental truck on a road with three lanes in your direction. Most traffic moves about 10 mph faster than you. Which lane should you use?
Three same-direction lanes are empty. A separate vehicle detail identifies the heavy rental box truck without assigning it to a lane.
Correct answer: The right lane, except when you pass or prepare for a left turn
Why
When slower vehicles keep right, faster traffic can pass on the left, as drivers expect. This cuts the number of lane changes and the risk of a crash. On a two-lane road, a very slow driver who holds up traffic should pull over where it is safe and let the other vehicles pass.
Verified against Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook · Understanding vehicle speed · p. 14, 17
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