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In which of the following situations should you NOT drive on the left side of the road?

Correct answer

  • When you're within 100 feet of an intersection
  • When pavement markings prohibit it
  • When there are two or more traffic lanes in each direction

Explanation

You should usually keep right except to pass, turn left, or avoid an obstruction that is blocking the right side of the road. Never drive on the left side of the road when there are two or more traffic lanes in each direction; when pavement markings prohibit driving on the left; or when you're within 100 feet of an intersection, railroad crossing, bridge, viaduct, or tunnel.

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