Which of the following conditions does not justify operating a motor vehicle on an improved shoulder of the roadway?
a. under normal conditions, the operator wishes to use the improved shoulder as a clearly marked lane of traffic.
b. To accelerate prior to entering the main-traveled lane of traffic
c. To decelerate prior to making a right turn
d. To overtake and pass another vehicle that is slowing or stopped on the main-traveled portion of the highways, that is disabled or that is preparing to make a left turn
e. None of above
Answer: a. under normal conditions, the operator wishes to use the improved shoulder as a clearly marked lane of traffic.
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