Passing

Passing questions, Florida edition.

Each question links through to a full explanation, the rule it tests, and a citation back to the manual.

• You are overtaking a car on a two-lane road with oncoming traffic ahead. Under Florida law, before coming within how many feet of the approaching vehicle must you return to the right side? →
• You are about to overtake another vehicle in the daytime on a two-lane road. What does the manual say you should do to let the other driver know you are passing? →
• You have just overtaken a vehicle on a two-lane road. According to the manual, when do you know it is safe to move back into the right lane? →
• You are overtaking a slower vehicle on a road posted at 55 MPH. What does Florida law say about your speed while you complete the pass? →
• Which of the following is a location where Florida law prohibits passing within 100 feet? →
• You are on a two-lane road that climbs and curves ahead. Under Florida law, what minimum sight distance must you have before you may start a pass? →
• You are behind three slow vehicles on a two-lane road and a long clear stretch opens ahead. What does the manual say about passing? →
• Another driver is overtaking you on a two-lane road. According to Florida law, what are you required to do? →
• You are about to overtake a bicyclist on a Florida road. What minimum clearance must you leave between your vehicle and the bicyclist? →
• Under Florida law, when may you legally pass another vehicle on the right? →
• You approach a crosswalk and the vehicle in the lane beside you has stopped there for a pedestrian. What does Florida law say about passing that stopped vehicle? →