Baltimore personal injury lawyers, and any motorists, are well versed in the rule that a vehicle
must remain to the right of the center-line of a highway. If you are in
violation of the rule, and there is a Maryland automobile accident, you are
responsible. Are there any exceptions? At least one Baltimore personal injury lawyer has successfully argued that this rule is not inflexible. In Longenecker v. Zanghi, 2 A.2d 20, the court
determined that where there is a narrow road, and a wide truck otherwise being
operated properly, the "keep to the right" rule does not apply.
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