1. Keep Right Except to Pass

OCGA § 40-6-40(b)
Drivers must stay in the right lane on multi-lane roads unless:

• Passing another vehicle
• Turning left
• Avoiding hazards

Explanation:
Camping in the left lane without actively passing is a violation.

2. Speed Limits / “10 Over” Misconception

OCGA § 40-6-181
Establishes maximum lawful speed limits.

Explanation:
Georgia does not have a true “10 mph over is legal” rule.
However, under OCGA § 40-14-8, officers generally can’t issue tickets for less than 10 mph over on certain roads (with exceptions like school zones, residential areas, etc.).

3. Turning Into the First Available Lane

OCGA § 40-6-120(1)

• Right turns must be made as close as practicable to the right-hand curb.
• Left turns should be made into the lane lawfully available.

Explanation:
You’re expected to turn into the nearest corresponding lane—not swing wide across multiple lanes.

4. Stopping, Standing, or Parking in the Roadway

OCGA § 40-6-202
Prohibits stopping, standing, or parking on the roadway outside business/residential districts when it obstructs traffic.

Explanation:
Blocking a lane of travel—like people stopping in the street instead of pulling over—is typically unlawful.

5. Improper Use of Center Turn Lane

OCGA § 40-6-46
Two-way center turn lanes are for:

• Left turns only
• Not for merging into traffic or traveling

Explanation:
Using the center lane to accelerate or merge into traffic flow is prohibited.

Also, who taught you all that merging onto an interstate at 45mph is a good idea?