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Louisiana Class E Knowledge Test Practice

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A highway has two travel lanes in each direction and a designated two-way left-turn lane in the middle. A school bus stops on the opposite side of that center lane. Does Louisiana treat the opposing roadways as separate for the school-bus stopping exception?

The highway has two travel lanes each way and a designated two-way left-turn lane between them. A stopped school bus is across that center lane from the blue learner; the car behind the bus is silver. No exception action is marked in the question.

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At a railroad crossing marked by a crossbuck but without an active warning light, how should a driver treat a train approaching the crossing?Your vehicle becomes stuck on railroad tracks. After everyone is safely away from the tracks, what information is especially useful when calling the posted railroad emergency number?Red lights flash at a railroad crossing. What must a driver do?One train has cleared a crossing with more than one track. What should a driver do before crossing?A train is approaching a crossing and the gate has started down. What should a driver do?An authorized work-zone flagger directs you to stop. What should you do?

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