Florida practice test, sharing the road

Pedestrians, blind pedestrians with the white cane rule, school buses, and railroad crossings. The school bus set piece is section 316.172 read whole: the stop duty, and the divided-highway exception that lives in its second subsection, which is why this bank cites subsections and not just sections. Sharing questions are scenario questions here, because the law is about what you do in the moment, not what you can recite.

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On a highway with three lanes in your direction, a tow truck with amber lights is loading a car on the right shoulder. What does the move over law require of you?

✓ Correct answer: Vacate the lane closest to the tow truck as soon as it is safe, or slow as the law directs if you cannot

Wreckers working a recovery are named in the move over rule, alongside emergency, sanitation, and utility vehicles, road crews, and disabled vehicles. The lane beside the work is the one to leave. Florida Statutes section 316.126(1)(b).

Source: Florida Statutes section 316.126, checked 2026-11-03.

You meet a stopped school bus from the opposite direction. Between the two roadways is an unpaved grass strip about 4 feet wide. Must you stop?

✓ Correct answer: Yes; the exception needs an unpaved space of at least 5 feet, and 4 feet isn't one, so the stop duty stands

The unpaved-space branch of the exception is measured: at least 5 feet. A 4-foot strip leaves you with the ordinary duty, which is to stop. Florida Statutes section 316.172(2).

Source: Florida Statutes section 316.172(2), checked 2026-11-03.

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