Maryland Vehicle Control practice

• A.No cell phone use while driving
• B.Only hands-free devices while driving✓
• C.No texting but calls are allowed while driving
• D.None of the above

Why: Maryland law strictly prohibits drivers from using a cell phone if they are holding it in their hand. You are only permitted to make calls or use the device if it is in a hands-free mode.

• A.You can pass a vehicle on the right if it is turning left.
• B.You can drive on the shoulder to pass a vehicle on the right if it is turning left.✓
• C.You can pass on the right when there are at least two lanes moving in your direction.
• D.You can pass on the right on a one-way road that has at least two lanes.

Why: The statement claiming you can drive on the shoulder to pass is FALSE. While passing on the right is legal on multi-lane roads or when a car is turning left, you must always remain on the main traveled portion of the roadway.