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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You drive under overhead lane-use signals. A steady yellow X lights up above your lane. What should you do?
A steady yellow X appears over A’s lane and a green downward arrow over the adjacent lane. A remains in its lane, with no lane-change route.
Correct answer: Get ready to move safely out of this lane, because a red X comes next
Why
Lane-use signals let road agencies change the direction or the use of a lane, for example on reversible lanes and freeways. A downward green arrow means you may use the lane below it. Obey these signals together with the other signs and signals.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Lane use control signals · p. 71
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