Georgia Learners Test Sharing the Road and Special Situations

Question 1

When a bicycle is traveling in the same direction as your car on a Georgia road, you must pass with at least:

Accepted Answer

3 feet of clearance

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1 foot of clearance

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2 feet of clearance

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5 feet of clearance

Question 2

When approaching a horse and rider on a Georgia road, you should:

Accepted Answer

Slow down, give wide berth, and avoid sudden noises

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Honk to warn the rider of your approach

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Maintain speed but move to the far lane

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Flash your headlights as a warning

Question 3

In Georgia, pedestrians with a white cane or guide dog must be:

Accepted Answer

Yielded the right of way at all times

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Treated like other pedestrians

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Given the right of way only at marked crosswalks

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Honked at to indicate your presence

Question 4

A motorcycle is entitled to:

Accepted Answer

The full use of a lane just like any other vehicle

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Only half a lane because of its smaller size

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The right of way over cars at all times

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Riding in the breakdown lane during traffic

Question 5

When must you yield to a transit bus (city bus) pulling out from a bus stop in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

When the bus signals and begins to pull out into your lane

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Never — the bus must yield to traffic

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Only on designated bus routes

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Only if the bus is larger than your vehicle

Question 6

What is the safest way to pass a bicyclist going in the same direction?

Accepted Answer

Change lanes fully or move as far left as possible with at least 3 feet of clearance

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Honk first, then pass quickly in the same lane

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Squeeze by if there is no oncoming traffic

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Speed up to minimize time alongside the bicycle