SET 1D — Freeways, Passing & Lane Changes

DMV: Quick Driver's Handbook study flashcards.

What should you check before changing lanes?

Signal, mirrors, traffic beside and behind you, your blind spot, and whether there is enough room.

Do you need to slow down before changing lanes?

No. It is not necessary to slow down before a lane change.

Should you weave in and out of traffic?

No. Stay in one lane as much as possible.

What should you do if you miss your freeway exit or turn?

Keep driving until you can safely and legally turn around or find another route.

Which lane is normally used for passing on a multilane road?

The far

When is passing prohibited near a hill or curve?

When you cannot see whether other traffic is approaching.

How close to an intersection, bridge, tunnel, railroad crossing, or other hazardous area can you not pass?

Within 100 feet.

Can you pass at a crossroads or driveway?

No.

When can you pass on the right?

When there are two or more lanes going your direction, when the vehicle ahead is turning left and you can safely pass, or on a one

Can you drive off the paved or main

traveled part of the road to pass?

If someone is passing you, what should you do?

Maintain your lane position and speed and allow them to pass.

What does a double

solid white line mean?

What does a broken white line mean?

It separates traffic lanes traveling in the same direction.

What does a broken yellow line mean?

You may pass when the broken yellow line is next to your lane, if it is safe.

What does a solid yellow line on your side of the road mean?

Do not pass when there is only one lane traveling in your direction.