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Idaho Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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An oncoming car moves into your lane. What immediate response does Idaho’s handbook recommend?
Blue A faces an oncoming vehicle B in A’s lane, with a clear paved shoulder to A’s right.
Correct answer: Slow, sound the horn and pull to the right
Why
Slow quickly while maintaining control, sound the horn and move right if a safe escape path is available. Avoid swerving into the opposing lane. Keep assessing the shoulder and other hazards rather than making an uncontrolled turn.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · Oncoming vehicle in your lane · p. 119
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