Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice

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You approach a stationary vehicle on the roadway or shoulder with reasonable warning signals displayed. What does Hawaii’s current move-over rule require?

A blue car approaches a black-and-white police SUV stopped on the paved right shoulder with red and blue warning lights flashing. Two same-direction travel lanes are visible on this side of the divided highway.

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