Lane Disclipline?

[imperialism2024]

Last night, on the way home from hunting, I observed that on a 8 or so mile stretch of highway that I use, there were approximately two cars in the right lane, and about 40 to 50 in the left, even though the right lane was clear as day. Granted, I didn't mind because that just meant I had a lane to myself, but since this is the trend in my area (near Allentown, Pennsylvania), it gets annoying when there are 3 semis and a few dozen minivans () doing 45 in the left lane, when there are only a few cars in the right, and they're also going 45. On more than one occasion, when I recommend to people that they should stay in the right lane unless passing, they respond, "Isn't that called weaving?" Is there anywhere in the country where there is traffic and where people actually observe lane discipline?