Err..its not a culture for malaysian to slot middle lane when speeding. I had seen 100% people that cruise above 140kmh stick to right lane like a glue even middle lane is totally empty.

Its not like autobahn, where people speeding 300kmh and slot middle whenever got opportunity.

Err..its not a culture for malaysian to slot middle lane when speeding. I had seen 100% people that cruise above 140kmh stick to right lane like a glue even middle lane is totally empty.

Its not like autobahn, where people speeding 300kmh and slot middle whenever got opportunity.

to overtake, u need to speed up, so if the middle lane also drive 110kmh, but another need to go faster, he can go 130kmh to overtake, while taking the risk of getting summoned by polis

if u want to follow speed limit, just stick to middle lane...or, if u die2 also want to stay on right lane/overtaking lane/fast lane or whatever lane u want to call it, please give way for other car behind u who wants to go faster...

not you job to police or control other car on the road 

eh barua nak memotong, tak perlu ikut speed limit la barua...dah kalau semua pun bawak 110kmh, celah burit mana nk memotong barua?

it is simple, if you want to drive according to speed limit on the right lane, u can do it...

but the moment there is a faster car coming from behind u to overtake, u just simply move to left lane, and give way...

not staying in the right/fast lane n justify that u are following the law, so everyone should do the same...

they want to breakd the law by going faster, let them be...not your job to control what other drivers are doing 

Speed violator can only see this sign "Ikut kiri kecuali memotong" while ignoring the speed limit sign 110kmph.

Then justify their rights to be on fast lane while labelling anyone that is in their way as road hogger

Speed limit la bodoh. Ada lesen ke tak ni? Sekolah habis tak?

You move 110, the one infront also move 110. What are you going to overtake?

And same goes to everyone. People wanna use the overtaking lane at what speed also, not your job to control other car on the road.

Haha the state of malaysian drivers. Memotong takde speed limit. Pandai siapa ajar kau terbang ya dik.

Tau pun tak perlu potong.
Jadi kenapa nak bawak lebih 110? Speed limit dah 110, bawak je la 110.

Already drove at speed limit. Where got faster car?
If got, then the person is breaking the law. Just let them overtake from the left. They are already breaking 1 law. Another one shouldnt matter.

Short answer: Yes, the driver can legally stay at 110 km/h in the left or middle lane. No, they should not sit in the **right lane** unless overtaking — even if they are at the speed limit. And the car behind doing 130 km/h is the one breaking the law, not the one at 110.

Here’s the clearer breakdown.

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## 1. What “keep left unless overtaking” really means

On a 3-lane highway:

* **Left lane:** default, cruise lane
* **Middle lane:** overflow / passing slower left-lane traffic
* **Right lane:** only for overtaking, then return left once safe

The rule is about *purposes of lanes*, not about who is faster.

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## 2. Is 110 km/h in the right lane considered lane hogging?

Yes — **if the driver stays in the right lane longer than needed**, even while at the speed limit.

Lane hogging is about *blocking the overtaking lane*, not about whether you hit the speed limit.

So:

* Driving at 110 km/h in the **left or middle lane** is perfectly fine.
* Driving at 110 km/h in the **right lane** and not moving left after overtaking is improper.

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## 3. What about the car behind going 130 km/h?

That car is:

* **Speeding**
* **Not entitled to demand you get out of the way** if you are already in your proper lane

If you are in the *middle* lane at 110 km/h, you are totally in the right.
If you are in the *right* lane, you **still should move left when safe** — not because of them, but because the lane is meant only for overtaking.

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## 4. Practical road-friendliness

Even though the 130 km/h driver is wrong, here’s the real-world logic:

* If someone behind is clearly faster, it’s often safer to let them pass.
* But you’re not obligated to break the rules for them.

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## 5. Summary (friend-to-friend straight talk)

* 110 km/h in left/middle? Fine.
* 110 km/h sitting in right lane? Don’t — that *is* hogging.
* Faster cars behind you don’t make you wrong; speeding doesn’t give them priority.
* But move left when safe to keep things smooth.

If you want, I can break down exactly how Malaysian highway laws define lane hogging.

Do you have the authority to tell road hogger to move in??
If not then shut the f up and cut from inner lane.
End of story.

After all these years we still have self-righteous idiots thinking they're right. The saying stupid people are born every day is true after all

Short answer: Yes, the driver can legally stay at 110 km/h in the left or middle lane. No, they should not sit in the right lane unless overtaking — even if they are at the speed limit. And the car behind doing 130 km/h is the one breaking the law, not the one at 110.
Here’s the clearer breakdown.

1. What “keep left unless overtaking” really means
On a 3-lane highway:
Left lane: default, cruise lane
Middle lane: overflow / passing slower left-lane traffic
Right lane: only for overtaking, then return left once safe
The rule is about purposes of lanes, not about who is faster.

2. Is 110 km/h in the right lane considered lane hogging?
Yes — if the driver stays in the right lane longer than needed, even while at the speed limit.
Lane hogging is about blocking the overtaking lane, not about whether you hit the speed limit.
So:
Driving at 110 km/h in the left or middle lane is perfectly fine.
Driving at 110 km/h in the right lane and not moving left after overtaking is improper.
3. What about the car behind going 130 km/h?
That car is:
Speeding
Not entitled to demand you get out of the way if you are already in your proper lane
If you are in the middle lane at 110 km/h, you are totally in the right.
If you are in the right lane, you still should move left when safe — not because of them, but because the lane is meant only for overtaking.

4. Practical road-friendliness
Even though the 130 km/h driver is wrong, here’s the real-world logic:
If someone behind is clearly faster, it’s often safer to let them pass.
But you’re not obligated to break the rules for them.
5. Summary (friend-to-friend straight talk)
110 km/h in left/middle? Fine.
110 km/h sitting in right lane? Don’t — that is hogging.
Faster cars behind you don’t make you wrong; speeding doesn’t give them priority.
But move left when safe to keep things smooth.
If you want, I can break down exactly how Malaysian highway laws define lane hogging.

But also follow speed limit yeah.

yes dashcam car might be those annoying cibai, but in this instance, where 3-4 cars are overtaking the lane hogger from left, and there's literally a football field length of empty road in front - i support this dashcam car/lorry, even better if he langgar that hogger masuk longkang.

is it so hard to understand if you have empty road in front, and there's car close behind you - MOVE THE FUCK AWAY. MOVE THE FUCK AWAY. I drive a 400hp ICE car and i still move the fuck away from rightlane if i see behind me got some speeding s70 or any other crap car, just MOVE THE FUCK AWAY if you driving slow.

MOVE THE FUCK AWAY.

But also follow speed limit yeah.

ya, drive on middle lane, dont stay on fast lane dumdum