If you were driving on a multiple lane road, which lane would you drive in to pass a slow moving vehicle?

When driving on a multiple lane road, passing a slow-moving vehicle should be done in the leftmost lane. This lane is designated for overtaking and allows for safer and more efficient passing. The general traffic requirement is to keep right and use the left lane primarily for passing slower traffic.

Using the leftmost lane to pass maintains the flow of traffic, as it allows faster vehicles to traverse the road more easily without constant lane changes. It also reduces the risk of collisions that could occur if a slower driver unexpectedly changes lanes.

The other lanes, such as the rightmost or the middle lane, are typically utilized for normal driving or slower-moving traffic. Although "any lane" could technically be seen as an option for passing, it's not recommended or legal in many jurisdictions because it can create confusion and disrupt traffic patterns. Thus, the leftmost lane is the preferred and safest choice for passing slow-moving vehicles.