Which is why I think Rochester should follow Florida’s lead when it comes to slowpoke drivers on our highways and interstates. And, Mary’s story said those slowpoke drivers could now be in line to get a ticket. The state of Minnesota did, afterall, pass its own 'slow poke' law back in 2019, which states that drivers who slow down traffic in the left lane can be fined $50. One location where they could find a ton of offenders is a spot that seems to attract slowpoke drivers: the Highway 52 northbound ramp from Civic Center Drive. Do slowpoke drivers aggravate you, too?