Practice question

When may you pass?

  1. When you are signaled to proceed
  2. When the vehicle in front is going too slow
  3. When the lane has a double yellow stripe
  4. When you are on a one-way street

Answer: A — When you are signaled to proceed

Passing should only be done when it is safe and legal to do so. Option A is the only choice that provides a clear and safe scenario for passing. Option B is incorrect because it is never safe to pass a vehicle by going over the speed limit or on a single lane road, despite how fast the car in front may be going. Option C is incorrect because a double yellow stripe indicates a no passing zone. Option D is incorrect because a one-way street is not a valid reason to pass another vehicle. It is important to follow all traffic signals and signs and only pass when it is safe to do so.

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