Posted by Greg1959 on June 20, 2017 at 18:00:17 from (206.72.212.241):
Was going North on a 4 lane, divided highway with a wide grass median in between the North and South bound lanes. Speed limit was 55 mph. I was tootling along at ~ 50 mph in the right lane.
I see flashing blue lights over in the south bound lane and see it is a long funeral procession. I look back in the direction i'm driving and there is some dang fool stopped in the right lane. I dang near rear-ended him. I hit the brakes, look in side view mirror and make a quick lane change to the left hand lane.
As I pass this guy that has stopped dead in the right hand lane, He lays on the horn./ I just keep going.
Anyway, there was a paved shoulder for him to safely pull over onto if he wanted to stop for the procession. NO, he stops in a moving lane for traffic.
Anyway, I usually stop for processions on two lane roads (slower traffic).
In the sate of KY, the is no law saying you must stop for funeral processions.
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