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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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Your car loses power while you drive on an interstate freeway. You can still steer. What should you do?

Blue car A remains in the freeway’s right lane while losing power; the paved shoulder lies beside it. There is no shoulder route or stopping position.

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You drive down an entry ramp into the acceleration lane. Freeway traffic in the right lane moves at about 60 mph, and there are gaps between the cars. How should you use the acceleration lane?You drive onto the bridge of a diverging diamond interchange, and you want to turn left onto the freeway entry ramp. How is this left turn made?An overhead freeway message sign shows an AMBER Alert with the description of a vehicle. Later, you see a vehicle that fits the description. What should you do?A short entry ramp has no acceleration lane, and a YIELD sign is posted at its end. Freeway traffic in the right lane is heavy. What should you do?You drive in the left lane of a highway with two lanes in your direction. You are not passing, turning left or exiting on the left. A faster car comes up behind you. What does Minnesota law require?You are in the center lane of a freeway. Your exit ramp starts now on the right, but a car in the right lane blocks your move. What should you do?

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