On a one-way street with three or more lanes of traffic, you must use:

• A. The left edge of the roadway
• B. The rightmost lane
• C. The center lane
• D. The far left lane

Answer: (A)

On a one-way street with three or more lanes, the normal driving rule is to stay in the rightmost lanes for travel and use the left lanes only for passing or preparing to turn left. This keeps traffic flowing smoothly and reduces the risk of conflicts from frequent lane changes. The far left edge of the roadway isn’t a regular travel lane, and riding along the edge can impede other drivers and create hazards. If you need to pass slower traffic, move to a left lane briefly to pass, then return to the right to continue driving. So, for ordinary driving on these streets, the rightmost lane is the recommended choice.