Rules of the road 2 pts
A driver who moves out of their line of travel when passing a vehicle that has stopped or is parked, an obstruction, or a pedestrian:
Correct answer
- May neither endanger nor impede oncoming drivers, nor endanger other road users.
Other options
- May only not endanger drivers behind them.
- Need not signal the change of direction.
Explanation
What the law says: A driver who moves out in order to pass may neither endanger nor impede oncoming drivers, nor endanger other road users.
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