Tennessee Permit Practice Test

Interstate driving demands require the driver to:

1. Have a complete awareness of higher speed driving.

2. Constant alertness by the driver.

3. The lane nearest the right curb.

4. Both of the above.

The correct answer is: The lane nearest the right curb.

Interstate driving demands require the driver to stay in the lane nearest the right curb. This is because interstates typically have multiple lanes going in the same direction, and staying in the right lane allows for smoother merging and more space for vehicles entering and exiting the highway. Option A is incorrect because although interstates do require higher speed driving, drivers must also be aware of their surroundings and adjust their speed accordingly. Option B is incorrect because while drivers should always remain alert while driving, this alone does not address the specific requirements of interstate driving. Option D is incorrect because it assumes that options A and B are both correct, when in fact only option C accurately reflects the demands of interstate driving.