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On a limited-access highway with at least four lanes and a posted limit of 65 mph or higher, when may an ordinary driver use the leftmost lane?
Correct answer: To pass, yield to entering traffic, or avoid unsafe lanes
Why
For this highway and speed-limit scope, use the leftmost lane only to pass a slower vehicle, yield to traffic entering the highway, or when traffic or road conditions make use of the right or center lanes unsafe. Return to an appropriate travel lane when the reason for being left no longer applies.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Limited-access lane use · p. 54
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