Massachusetts Registry Of Motor Vehicles (RMV) Practice Test

When is it permissible to pass another vehicle?

When there is a broken yellow line next to your lane When the speed limit is 50 mph or higher When you have at least two lanes moving in the same direction When the traffic light is green

Correct Answer:

When there is a broken yellow line next to your lane

Explanation:

Passing another vehicle is permissible when there is a broken yellow line next to your lane. This line indicates that you are in a position to safely overtake another vehicle, as the broken line signifies that passing is allowed in that area. It is essential to use caution and ensure it is safe to pass, accounting for oncoming traffic and other potential hazards. While having a green traffic light suggests that traffic is moving, it does not specifically address the rules governing passing another vehicle. Additionally, the speed limit and the arrangement of lanes are not primary factors in determining whether it is permissible to pass, but rather the presence of the broken yellow line provides clear guidance on legality in terms of road markings.

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