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A vehicle ahead is stopped with its left signal on, waiting to turn left on a two-lane road. When may you pass it on the right?
- A.Only if you can do so safely on the paved portion of the road without driving off the pavement, and the law and conditions permit it
- B.Never; you must always wait behind it
- C.Whenever you want, including on the grass shoulder
- D.Only by using the oncoming lane
Correct answer
A. Only if you can do so safely on the paved portion of the road without driving off the pavement, and the law and conditions permit it
Why
Passing on the right is limited to specific safe situations, such as when the vehicle ahead is turning left and there is adequate paved room. Driving off the roadway onto an unpaved shoulder to pass is not allowed.
Manual topic: Official Florida Driver License Handbook - Lane Use, Turning & Passing · From the Florida Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (FLC-069).