road police

Definition

Those self-appointed highway enforcers who camp out in the passing lane going exactly the speed limit, completely oblivious that they're holding up traffic and driving everyone else insane with their misplaced sense of authority.

Example Usage

"We could've been there by now if these road police would get out of the left lane and let us pass."

Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=road%20police&defid=924657)

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