Utah: Sharing the Road Questions
3 real, verified Utah driving-test questions on sharing the road, each with the correct answer and a full explanation below. Want to practice these interactively instead? Start a Sharing the Road practice round.
1. How much clearance must a Utah driver leave when passing a bicyclist?
Why: Utah law requires a minimum of three feet of clearance when passing a bicyclist or other vulnerable highway user.
2. Under what conditions may a Utah motorcyclist legally filter between lanes to pass a stopped vehicle?
Why: Utah's lane filtering law allows a motorcyclist to pass a stopped vehicle in the same lane only on a roadway or off-ramp with two or more same-direction lanes, a posted limit of 45 mph or less, the motorcycle traveling 15 mph or less, and the pass made safely -- filtering on an on-ramp is never allowed.
3. What must a Utah driver do after being convicted of violating the Move Over Law?
Why: A driver convicted of violating Utah's Move Over Law must complete a 4-hour live classroom defensive driving course within 90 days of conviction, or their license will be suspended for 90 days.
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