Maine Class C Permit Practice Test

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At an ordinary intersection with no markings directing a different course, where should you approach and make a right turn?

An empty ordinary intersection has rounded concrete corners and lane markings. No car, selected approach position or turn path is shown.

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After passing another vehicle, when is it generally safe to return to the right lane?What is the minimum distance for which a turn signal must be given continuously before an ordinary turn in Maine?On an ordinary two-way road with one lane in each direction, where should you position your vehicle before a left turn?Which statement explains the risk of an ordinary left-of-center pass near a hillcrest or curve that hides opposing traffic?A city street has two unobstructed travel lanes in each direction. You are in the right lane, and a slower car is ahead of you in the left lane. May you pass it on the right without leaving the traveled roadway?A driver extends the left hand and arm horizontally from the left side of the vehicle. Which movement does the driver signal?

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