Time to Ticket 'Slow Poke' Drivers in Maryland?

Georgia implemented its new “Slow Poke” law this week. 

The law requires drivers in the left lane of a Georgia highway move to the right when a vehicle traveling at a faster speed comes up from behind. Slower drivers who do not move out of the high-speed lane may be ticketed under the new law.

Proponents say the new law will reduce congestion, road rage and tailgating.

What do you think? Does Maryland need a "Slow Poke" law? Tell us in the comments section below.

When it comes to sharing the road, a recent Howard University study found that Maryland commuters were in more accidents than Virginia drivers, according to a CBS Local report.

The study looked at car accidents in the district Virginia lagged far behind Maryland and D.C.