Florida Learner's Permit Practice Test

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When driving on a two-way street, you should drive in the:

Left lane
Right lane
Middle lane
Either lane

The correct answer is: Right lane

When driving on a two-way street, you should drive in the right lane. This is because the left lane is usually designated for passing or turning left, so driving continuously in that lane can frustrate other drivers and is generally more dangerous. The middle lane may also be designated for turning left or right, or for changing lanes, so it is not a safe option for continuous driving. The right lane is typically designated for traffic moving at a steady pace, making it the most appropriate lane for regular driving. Driving in either lane is not the safest option as it can cause confusion and potentially lead to accidents.