Turns, Lanes & Passing — Georgia DDS Practice Questions

23 questions in this content area. 7 are published in full below with worked explanations.

Why A is correct

It is courteous to slow slightly, and unlawful to increase your speed before you have been passed completely.

Why A is correct

Georgia law prohibits using the lane except to turn left, and you may enter it no more than 300 feet from the turn.

Why B is correct

Passing is prohibited at all railroad crossings. Never try to beat a train.

Why A is correct

It is against the law to flash turn signals as a courtesy or “do pass” signal to drivers behind you.

Why A is correct

You must return completely to the right lane before the passing zone ends and before oncoming traffic is within 200 feet.

Why B is correct

Traffic in a roundabout always circulates counterclockwise.

Why C is correct

Slower drivers must move out of the passing lane to let faster traffic proceed, regardless of the speed they are going, with listed exceptions.

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Entering a controlled-access highway, may you cross the solid white gore line?
In a multilane roundabout, what should you not do?
Is weaving between lanes to move faster than traffic legal?
May you back up on an expressway?
May you change lanes in the middle of an intersection while turning left?
On a road with four or more lanes, when may you cross the two solid yellow center lines?
What do you need to use Georgia’s I-85 Express Lanes?
What does SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT mean?
When may you pass on the right in Georgia?
Where may you drive across a median that separates two roadways?
Where should you not make a U-turn?
Which lane should you end up in after a left turn?
While waiting to turn left, how should your wheels point?
Who has the right-of-way when you enter an expressway?
Who may use a Georgia HOV lane?
Within how many feet of a railroad crossing, bridge or tunnel is passing prohibited on a two-lane road?