Kentucky Vehicle Control practice

• A.You must return to your lane before coming within 100 feet of oncoming traffic.✓
• B.You may exceed the speed limit by 10 mph when you are passing on a two-lane road whose posted speed limit is 55 mph or higher.
• C.You must alert the driver you are passing by beeping your horn in the daytime or flashing your lights at night.
• D.All of the above are true.

Why: When passing on a two-lane road, you must return to your lane before coming within 100 feet of oncoming traffic.

• A.You must turn on your headlights no later than one-half hour after sunset.
• B.You must use your headlights in fog or rain or whenever it is difficult to see.
• C.When visibility is poor in the daytime, your parking lights are sufficient.✓
• D.You should use your headlights whenever you believe other drivers may have difficulty seeing you.

Why: The statement that parking lights are sufficient when visibility is poor is FALSE. Parking lights are designed only for parked vehicles, not for driving. You must use your headlights (low beams) when visibility is reduced so other drivers can see you.