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Maine Class C Permit Practice Test

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A vehicle in the adjacent lane has stopped at a marked crosswalk to let a pedestrian cross. You are approaching from behind. What must you do?

Blue A approaches from well behind silver B in the adjacent lane. B is stopped before a marked crosswalk with a pedestrian in it; A has no stopping or passing mark.

Blue A approaches from well behind silver B in the adjacent lane. B is stopped before a marked crosswalk with a pedestrian in it; A has no stopping or passing mark.

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