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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You drive on a two-way road that is wide enough for two lanes. In which case may you drive on the left half of the roadway?
Correct answer: The right half is closed for repair work, and signs send you left
Why
The keep-right rule keeps opposing traffic apart. Many head-on crashes happen when a driver drifts or cuts over the center of the road. When you use an exception, such as a pass, go back to the right half as soon as it is safe.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Traffic laws and vehicle operation: drive on the right side · p. 29
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