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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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You approach a disabled car with hazard lights on a two-lane road posted 20 mph. No officer directs otherwise. What speed is required while passing?
Correct answer: Travel at 5 mph.
Why
On this two-lane road, travel at 5 mph while passing the protected stopped vehicle. At limits of 25 mph or more, the rule instead calls for 20 mph below the limit. Always respond to actual hazards and obey police directions.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Move Over at a 20 mph limit · p. 73
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