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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test

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Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

A vehicle ahead signals a left turn. There is enough safe space in a lawful traveled lane to its right, without using the ordinary shoulder. May you pass on the right?

Blue A follows silver B, which is preparing to turn left, on a wide paved two-way road. Extra paved room is visible to the right of B. The road edge is marked; no shoulder is depicted.

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