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On a narrow two-way rural road, how should drivers meeting from opposite directions position their vehicles?
Correct answer: Each should keep right and give the other half the road.
Why
Drivers meeting oncoming traffic each move right and share the available traveled way with safe clearance.
Verified against Iowa Driver's License Manual · Rural Roads · p. 56
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