RIGHT OF WAY PORTION OF QAC TEST 65
COMPREHENSIVE EXAM 2026 FULL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
ALREADY PASSED
◉ On a multilane road, this lane is the lane closest to the center
divider and is used to pass other vehicles. It is also known as the fast
lane because it is used by faster moving traffic.
Answer: passing lanes
◉ This lane is a special lane reserved for carpools, buses,
motorcycles, or low-emission vehicles with decals. To use this lane,
you must have a minimum number of people in your vehicle. The
signs for this lane also list the days and hours when its rules apply.
Answer: carpool/high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes
◉ This lane is located in the middle of a two-way street. It is marked
on both sides by two painted lines. The inner line is broken and the
outer line is solid. You use this lane to prepare for and make a left
turn or U-turn. It's not a regular traffic or passing lane and you can
only drive for 200 feet in this lane.
Answer: center left turn lanes
, ◉ When turning left from a side street or driveway...
Answer: Signal and wait until it is safe. Then drive into the center left
turn lane. Make sure you signal again and check your blind spot, and
enter traffic only when it is safe.
◉ These lanes are for merging into to allow cars behind you to pass.
You must use this area or lane when driving slowly on a two-lane
road where passing is unsafe, and there are 5 or more vehicles
following you.
Answer: Turnout areas or lanes
◉ These lanes are for bicyclists only and run alongside vehicle
traffic. They are typically marked by a single solid white line and
signs. They are sometimes painted bright green to make them easier
to see. The solid line will change to dashed near an intersection.
Answer: Bicycle lanes
◉ This type of bike lane is established along streets adjacent to
vehicle traffic. Typically defined by a single solid white line that
turns into a dashed line near an intersection.
Answer: Bike lane (normal)
◉ This type of bike lane uses chevrons or diagonal markings to
provide greater separation from traffic and on-street parking.
Answer: Buffered bike lane
COMPREHENSIVE EXAM 2026 FULL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
ALREADY PASSED
◉ On a multilane road, this lane is the lane closest to the center
divider and is used to pass other vehicles. It is also known as the fast
lane because it is used by faster moving traffic.
Answer: passing lanes
◉ This lane is a special lane reserved for carpools, buses,
motorcycles, or low-emission vehicles with decals. To use this lane,
you must have a minimum number of people in your vehicle. The
signs for this lane also list the days and hours when its rules apply.
Answer: carpool/high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes
◉ This lane is located in the middle of a two-way street. It is marked
on both sides by two painted lines. The inner line is broken and the
outer line is solid. You use this lane to prepare for and make a left
turn or U-turn. It's not a regular traffic or passing lane and you can
only drive for 200 feet in this lane.
Answer: center left turn lanes
, ◉ When turning left from a side street or driveway...
Answer: Signal and wait until it is safe. Then drive into the center left
turn lane. Make sure you signal again and check your blind spot, and
enter traffic only when it is safe.
◉ These lanes are for merging into to allow cars behind you to pass.
You must use this area or lane when driving slowly on a two-lane
road where passing is unsafe, and there are 5 or more vehicles
following you.
Answer: Turnout areas or lanes
◉ These lanes are for bicyclists only and run alongside vehicle
traffic. They are typically marked by a single solid white line and
signs. They are sometimes painted bright green to make them easier
to see. The solid line will change to dashed near an intersection.
Answer: Bicycle lanes
◉ This type of bike lane is established along streets adjacent to
vehicle traffic. Typically defined by a single solid white line that
turns into a dashed line near an intersection.
Answer: Bike lane (normal)
◉ This type of bike lane uses chevrons or diagonal markings to
provide greater separation from traffic and on-street parking.
Answer: Buffered bike lane
