Left; entering and exiting traffic, middle; cruising lane, right; overtaking lane.
But yeah you wouldn't be happy unless they did exactly as you do i'm guessing.
na its not always true.
if someone is not directly effecting me i cannot give a rats.
and whenever possible i try to make it so i do not effect anyone else. quite simple really (so overtake then when safe move back over for example)
once people cause me issues thats when it annoys me, but i go meh and move on. no point crying over spilt milk.
but when its constant it bugs me. as im sure it would many people.
i do agree that left is normally for entering/exiting but when there is no entry/exit on the road where is the line drawn =P
but imagine if what you just said was the idea on the autobahns in Germany, would be absolute mayhem (and why it will never happen here) =P
not once did i say im bothered by it. and tbh i love the left lane.
reason being no mongrel travels in it ever = i can quite happily do the limit without a worry in the world =P
where as every other lane is congested thanks to people who should be in the left and are doing under the limit (which is legal anyway, but not in the right)
oh and for some info on keeping left rule in Vic before arguements are made
i would also say right lane is anything right of the left most lane.
i also believe it is illegal to undertake. so your stuck in a catch 22 situation. now if only more people would get fined for sitting in the right lane for no purpose... =P
Rule 130 Keeping to the left on a multi-lane road
(1) This rule applies to a driver driving on a multi-lane road if:
(a) the speed limit applying to the driver for the length of road where the driver is driving is over 80 kilometres per hour, or
(b) a keep left unless overtaking sign applies to the length of road where the driver is driving.
(2) The driver must not drive in the right lane unless:
(a) the driver is turning right, or making a U-turn from the centre of the road, and is giving a right change of direction signal, or
(b) the driver is overtaking, or
(c) a left lane must turn left sign or left traffic lane arrows apply to any other lane and the driver is not turning left, or
(d) the driver is required to drive in the right lane under rule 159, or
(e) the driver is avoiding an obstruction, or
(f) the traffic in each other lane is congested, or
(g) the traffic in every lane is congested, or
(h) the right lane is a special purpose lane in which the driver, under another provision of these Rules, is permitted to drive, or
(i) there are only 2 marked lanes and the left lane is a slow vehicle turn out lane.