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Saw someone get pulled over for driving too slow this morning. What’s a rarely used law or rule you’ve seen enforced?

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Stuck behind this bellend for 4 miles this morning doing 30mph on a 50mph for no reason. I was six cars back with a police car behind me. It’s a busy road (a614 Nottingham) and impossible to overtake due to traffic coming the other way. Eventually the police car put its lights on, went round us and pulled the car over at the front. Great to see.

Edit: just want to say this post has given me a great laugh but special mention to the crazy person who says that 30mph in a 50mph is acceptable, that carrying a cake is a valid reason to drive slowly and that it’s no different to transporting a tank lol.

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