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Louisiana Class E Knowledge Test Practice
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You are driving on a multilane freeway. Right-hand lanes are clear, and you are not passing, preparing for a lawful left exit, or following a traffic direction. Which lane choice is lawful?
Correct answer: Move over to an available right-hand lane.
Why
Louisiana restricts the left lane on multilane highways to circumstances such as passing, preparing for a left turn, directed travel or congestion in right-hand lanes. A driver using it to pass must not impede a following vehicle. Slower traffic generally keeps right. Declared-emergency contraflow has a specific exception. In the stated clear-road situation, move safely to an available right-hand lane.
Verified against Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide · Fatigue on long trips · p. 106
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