California drivers who camp out in the left lane may soon feel the heat from law enforcement. Under state law, motorists traveling slower than the normal flow of traffic—even at the posted speed limit—are required to keep right, leaving the far left lane open for passing.Officials say the crackdown is aimed at reducing congestion and curbing road rage incidents that often stem from frustrated drivers stuck behind slower vehicles in the passing lane. New enforcement measures will include steeper fines and stepped-up patrols across state highways.Traffic safety advocates argue the rules are about keeping drivers safe. “If people are passing you on the right, that’s your sign to move over,” said contributor Brian Harnick, who supports stronger enforcement. “Safety trumps it all. Lane hogging creates backups and dangerous situations.”But not everyone is convinced the crackdown will make the roads safer. Contributor Jill Marie Plaza noted that even while following the speed limit in…..