- May 18, 2017
I understand that in the US, there's this "keep your lane" rule, whereas here in Europe we have a "stay to the right" system. I've always thought the "keep your lane" method looks messy and chaotic and is bound to cause more accidents due to the various speed differences between lanes. In Europe, the further you go to the left, the higher the speed is of the vehicles in that lane. Of course this causes more traffic to weave in and out, but whenever I watch videos of motovloggers it just kind of scares me when I see a big ass truck driving in the 3rd lane of a 4 lane road and the motorcyclist passing the truck on the right side while there's vehicles to the right of the motorcyclist as well. How do people deal with this sort of stuff? Is it more dangerous or is it just me because I'm so used to overtaking on the right being illegal here?