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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice

You drive on a four-lane street. A power outage has turned off the traffic signal at the next intersection: no lights show in any direction, and no officer directs traffic. A car on the two-lane cross street, to your right, reaches the intersection at about the same time as you. What should you do?

Blue A approaches on the four-lane street and silver B approaches from the two-lane street on A’s right. All traffic lights are dark; no officer, stop control or chosen priority path appears.

Blue A approaches on the four-lane street and silver B approaches from the two-lane street on A’s right. All traffic lights are dark; no officer, stop control or chosen priority path appears.

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