Motorcycle · Passing and lanes
Which statement about your speed while passing another vehicle is true?
Correct answer: You must stay at or below the posted limit.
Answer options
- AYou may go up to 10 mph over the posted limit
- BYou must stay at or below the posted limit Correct
- CYou are obligated to exceed the posted limit
Why
Passing does not suspend the speed limit, so the whole maneuver has to be completed at a legal speed. If you cannot get by without speeding, drop back and wait for a safer chance.
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Topic: Passing and lanes License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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