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#1. What is a common mistake teens make when passing on two-lane roads?
All these mistakes increase the risk of head-on collisions or side-swipes.
#2. How should you judge when it’s safe to return to your lane after passing?
Seeing the passed vehicle ensures enough space to merge safely.
#3. True or False: You can pass multiple vehicles at once on a two-lane road.
Passing multiple vehicles requires extreme caution and is usually unsafe.
#4. Which of the following is a safe practice when passing?
Safe passing requires signaling, checking for space, and completing the maneuver safely.
#5. True or False: It’s acceptable to pass on the right if the vehicle ahead is turning left.
Passing on the right is allowed when the vehicle ahead is turning left and the road conditions allow it.
#6. When is it legal to pass another vehicle on a two-lane road?
Dashed lines indicate passing is allowed; solid lines prohibit it.
#7. What is the first step before attempting to pass?
Observing traffic ensures there’s enough space and time to pass safely.
#8. True or False: You should pass another vehicle on a two-lane road if you see a hill or curve ahead.
Passing is unsafe when visibility is limited by hills, curves, or intersections.
#9. True or False: You can exceed the speed limit while passing on a two-lane road.
Passing must be done safely within the speed limit.
#10. What mindset should teens adopt regarding passing on two-lane roads?
Cautious, patient passing prevents collisions and ensures safety for all road users.
