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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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Lanes, turns, passing and parkingStandalone practice
When may you pass another motor vehicle on the left?
A approaches B in the same direction, with a broken white line beside A.
Correct answer: When it is safe and the lane markings permit it
Why
Before passing an ordinary motor vehicle on the left, check signs, lane markings, sight distance, oncoming traffic and the safe return gap. Stay within the speed limit and do not begin a pass you cannot complete safely.
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