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

Answer

Georgia's 'three-foot rule' requires drivers to maintain at least 3 feet of clearance when passing a bicycle.

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

Answer

Horses can be spooked by loud noises and sudden movements — slow down, leave wide space, and avoid honking or revving the engine.

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

Yielded the right of way at all times

Answer

Georgia law requires drivers to yield the right of way to pedestrians who are blind or visually impaired, identified by a white cane or guide dog, in all situations.

Question 4

A motorcycle is entitled to:

Accepted Answer

The full use of a lane just like any other vehicle

Answer

Motorcycles are entitled to a full lane of travel and should be given the same space as any other vehicle on the road.

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

Answer

Georgia law requires drivers to yield to transit buses signaling to re-enter traffic from a bus stop on roads with speed limits of 45 mph or less.

Georgia Learners Test Practice Test

Georgia Learners Test Practice Test

Georgia Learners Test Sharing the Road and Special Situations