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Input: I was driving in I-95 (MD)on the left lane going with the flow of traffic. There were several cars ahead of me and I was keeping up with them, we we're about 5 MPH over the limit. 


I then notice a car right behind me, following very closely/tailgating. The car would every now and then swerve further left perhaps to indicate that it was behind me. I could have moved to my right, even though there were cars on the immediate right lane (total of four lanes) I could've done it if I wanted to. But seeing that there were at least 10-15 cars ahead of me in this lane going around the same speed, I couldn't see how it could've helped him. Perhaps every single car would move to their right for this person to speed up on left lane? Anyway I didn't move, specially since it wouldn't have helped the tailgater anyway and I find tailgating extremely a-hole move. The person finally gave up and moved to extreme right and after that I didn't care to notice them. 

State of MD doesn't have left lane pass only law, but I still feel a little guilty. Was I being an absolute ass hole here?

driving on the left lane