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California Class C Permit Practice Test

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On a highway with two lanes in your direction, you approach an emergency vehicle stopped on the right shoulder with warning lights flashing and no protective barrier. What should you do?

Car A approaches a collision response in the right lane. An ambulance with flashing red lamps and two other vehicles are stopped on the right shoulder. The left lane is clear.

Car A approaches a collision response in the right lane. An ambulance with flashing red lamps and two other vehicles are stopped on the right shoulder. The left lane is clear.

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