California Car / Permit practice question · Road Signs
You approach a white rectangular sign reading 'SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT'. What does it tell you to do?
Answer choices
- You may not turn right at this location.
- Slower vehicles must stay in the right lane so faster traffic can pass.— Correct answer
- Parking reserved for vehicles displaying a disability permit.
- Do not enter the road or ramp from this direction.
Why this is the answer
Drivers who go slower than other traffic belong in the right lane, and you should move right when someone close behind wants to go faster. A Slower Traffic Keep Right sign asks for the same behavior. It is not about turning right, parking, or entering a ramp.
Source: California Driver Handbook — Traffic Signs
Content reviewed against official driver handbooks · August 12, 2026
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