On a multi-lane highway, where should slow-moving traffic typically travel?

On a multi-lane highway, slow-moving traffic is advised to travel in the lane to the far right. This is typically the safest and most appropriate place for slower vehicles as it allows faster-moving traffic in other lanes to pass without needing to weave through slower vehicles.

The far right lane is generally designated for vehicles that are traveling under the speed limit or those that frequently stop or reduce their speed for maneuvers such as entering or exiting the highway. By keeping slower traffic to this lane, it helps to maintain a smoother flow of traffic and reduces the risk of collisions that can occur if faster vehicles have to unexpectedly brake or change lanes to go around slower vehicles.

Staying in the appropriate lane not only helps the drivers of slow-moving vehicles but also enhances overall road safety for everyone on the highway.