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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You drive in the right lane of a four-lane city street and want to move into the left lane. Your signal is on. Your inside mirror and left side mirror show no vehicles. What should you do before you move over?
A occupies the right lane of a four-lane street and plans a left lane change. The adjacent lane appears clear; no route is drawn.
Correct answer: Turn your head quickly to look into the lane beside and behind you
Why
The location of blind spots depends on the design of your car and its roof pillars. A dirty windshield or glare can also make a temporary blind spot. Keep the head check short so that you do not lose sight of the road ahead, and do not stay in the blind spots of other drivers.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Changing lanes; Blind spots · p. 31
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