Arizona Driving Permit Written Practice Test

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How can you create a cushion of space while driving?

  1. Driving closely behind another vehicle

  2. Staying in the middle lane

  3. Driving at excessive speeds

  4. Overtaking vehicles frequently

The correct answer is: Staying in the middle lane

One way to create a cushion of space while driving is to stay in the middle lane. This provides extra distance between you and vehicles in adjacent lanes, reducing the likelihood of a collision if they suddenly change lanes or brake. The other options, such as driving too closely behind another vehicle, driving at excessive speeds, or overtaking vehicles frequently, can all increase the chances of a collision or leave you with little space to maneuver in case of an emergency. By staying in the middle lane, you can maintain a safe distance from other vehicles and potentially avoid dangerous situations on the road.

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