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Maine Class C Permit Practice Test

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Official signs designate the shared center lane for left turns only. A slow car is ahead. May you use that lane to pass it?

Lane-marking detail of a three-lane two-way road with an empty shared center lane, opposing white left-turn arrows and yellow boundaries. Blue A and silver B face opposite directions in their own through lanes. The slower lead car and official signs described in the question are outside this schematic.

Lane-marking detail of a three-lane two-way road with an empty shared center lane, opposing white left-turn arrows and yellow boundaries. Blue A and silver B face opposite directions in their own through lanes. The slower lead car and official signs described in the question are outside this schematic.

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