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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test

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On a highway with two lanes in your direction, an ordinary car is stationary on the right shoulder. You are in the adjacent lane and can safely move left. What should you do?

Blue A is in the right travel lane behind silver B, which is on the right shoulder. Both travel lanes point right, the left lane is clear, and the card states that B has hazard lights flashing.

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