Arizona Permit Test: Lanes & Passing Practice Questions

Correct answer: The left

Pass on the left after signaling, making sure you have time and room to get fully past without endangering oncoming traffic.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Passing

Correct answer: When you see both of its headlights in your rearview mirror

Return when you can see the entire front or both headlights of the passed vehicle in your rearview mirror, after a shoulder check and signal.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Passing

Correct answer: When the driver ahead is turning left

Passing on the right is allowed only when safe, for example when the other driver is turning left or the road has two or more marked lanes in your direction.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Passing

Correct answer: No, never

You must never pass on the right by driving off the paved or main portion of the roadway.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Passing

Correct answer: 100 feet

Do not pass within 100 feet of a street crossing, a railroad crossing, or a bridge, tunnel or underpass where your view is blocked.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Passing

Correct answer: Near the top of a hill where you cannot see ahead

Do not pass approaching a curve or hilltop where you can't see far enough ahead to pass safely.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Passing

Correct answer: Never speed up; let them pass

Never speed up when another vehicle is passing you; when a driver behind signals to pass, move right when safe.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Passing

Correct answer: On the right half, except when passing

On roads with two or more lanes, drive on the right half except when passing or when signs say otherwise.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Freeway Driving – Lane Use

Correct answer: As the passing lane

Stay right and use the left lane for passing; on three-lane highways, treat the far right as a slower through lane and the far left as the passing lane.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Freeway Driving – Driving on the Highway

Correct answer: The space between a through lane and a ramp; do not drive over or park in it

A gore area is the space between a through roadway and an entrance or exit ramp; it is illegal to drive over or park in any part of it.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Freeway Driving – Gore Area

Correct answer: 3

Driving over or parking in a gore area is a 3-point violation.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Freeway Driving – Gore Area

Correct answer: Continue to the next exit

Never stop or back up on a freeway; go to the next exit and follow signs to return.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Freeway Driving

Correct answer: Signaling before changing lanes

On freeways you may not make U-turns, cross the median, change lanes without signaling, or enter except at an on-ramp.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Freeway Driving – Other Freeway Restrictions

Correct answer: Match the speed of traffic in the right lane

Match your speed to traffic in the right lane, signal, check traffic and merge when clear without crossing solid lines or gore areas.

Source: Section 2: Safe Driving Practices – Freeway Driving – Entering a Freeway

Correct answer: The center lane

On a one-way street for several blocks, stay in the center lane because the outside lanes are used by turning vehicles.

Source: Section 3: Roadway and Vehicle Knowledge – One-Way Streets