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California Class C Permit Practice Test
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A streetcar has stopped beside an established safety zone to let passengers board or leave. If you can pass safely, what is your maximum passing speed?
A streetcar is stopped beside a designated raised safety island. A passenger remains on the island. A approaches in the clear lane to its right.
Correct answer: 10 mph.
Why
Pass the stopped streetcar beside the established safety zone at no more than 10 mph and with due caution for pedestrians. Remain outside the safety zone and stop if necessary. The separate bus or trolley-coach provision applies when it is stopped at a safety zone to receive or discharge passengers.
Verified against California Driver's Handbook · Safety zones · p. 49
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