Sharing the Road
Pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, large vehicles, and emergency vehicles.
Sharing the Road rules in Texas follow the federal framework with state-specific limits, distances, and exceptions. The practice questions below are drawn from the Texas driver handbook, so they track the state's own rules.
Sharing the Road questions, Texas edition.
Each question links through to a full explanation, the rule it tests, and a citation back to the manual.
- You are preparing to change lanes on a Texas roadway. According to the manual, what should you do to check for motorcyclists? →
- According to the Texas manual, how much lane space are you required to allow a motorcyclist? →
- A motorcyclist ahead of you has a right turn signal flashing. According to the manual, what should you do? →
- According to the Texas manual, the most common crash between cars and motorcycles happens at an intersection. What is the driver of the car doing? →
- You meet a large truck coming from the opposite direction on a two-lane Texas road. According to the manual, what should you do? →
- You are stopped behind a truck on an upgrade in Texas. According to the manual, what should you do? →
- You have just passed a large truck on a Texas highway. According to the manual, when may you move back into the right lane in front of it? →
- You are passing a truck on a downgrade on a Texas highway. According to the manual, what may you need to do? →
- According to the Texas manual, how should a driver think about a bicycle sharing the road? →
- According to the Texas manual, where on a multi-lane highway do tractor-trailers stay to help the flow of local traffic? →
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