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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You see this route sign: a shield with a red top band, a blue lower part and a white number. What type of road does it mark?

Correct answer: An interstate freeway
Why
Route signs help you plan and follow a trip. Interstates are freeways with no cross traffic, and you enter and leave them only at interchanges. On an interstate, do not stop except in an emergency, and do not back up or turn around.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Route signs · p. 68
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