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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test

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On a road with at least two lanes in your direction, you are in the leftmost lane and another vehicle is overtaking from behind. You are not overtaking or preparing a left turn at an intersection. What should you do when a safe move is available?

On a divided road with two eastbound lanes, blue A is in the left lane. Silver C follows A closely, and B is farther ahead. The right lane is empty in the illustrated segment. The opposite carriageway is outside the view. Positions alone do not establish time gaps.

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