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Alabama Class D Learner License Practice Test
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On an Alabama interstate, no statutory exception applies. May a driver remain in the leftmost lane for more than 1.5 miles without completely passing another vehicle?
Correct answer: No. Move right when it is safe.
Why
Without a statutory exception, do not remain in an interstate’s leftmost lane for more than 1.5 miles without completely passing another vehicle. Exceptions cover situations such as congestion, hazards or weather, obeying traffic controls, a left exit or toll payment, and specified official vehicles or work areas. A lane change must still be safe.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Interstate leftmost-lane limit · p. 78
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