Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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Passing target: 24/30 correct (TLA practice target)
You are on a four-lane road with two clear travel lanes in your direction. The vehicle ahead stays in the left lane. When may you pass it in the right lane?
A travels in the right lane of a divided-road roadway while B is ahead in the left lane. Both cars face right; the opposing roadway is outside this view.
Correct answer: When the right lane is clear and you can pass safely on the pavement.
Why
On the described multilane road, a clear right travel lane can be used for a safe pass. Mississippi also permits right passing in other specified situations, including a vehicle making or about to make a left turn and a sufficiently wide one-way roadway. Never drive off the pavement or onto the shoulder to pass.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Passing Other Vehicles · p. 47
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