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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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You are driving in the left lane of a street with two lanes in your direction. Ahead, a car in the right lane stops at a marked crosswalk. You cannot see anyone in front of it. What should you do?

A approaches a marked crosswalk in the left of two eastbound lanes. Silver B is stopped in the right lane before the stripes, and no pedestrian is visible.

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You are driving a car on a two-lane road in a no-passing zone. A bicyclist ahead rides in the same direction near the right edge and is not signaling a turn. If you stay in your lane, you will pass with about 2 feet of space. The oncoming lane is clear far ahead. What does Minnesota law allow?A fire hose with no cover or ramp lies across the street ahead of you. It looks flat, and no firefighter is near your car. When may you drive over it?A fire truck with its lights and siren on passes you on its way to a fire. When you drive on, you are behind it on the same road. What is the closest that you may legally follow it?You are driving on a two-way road. A fire truck with flashing red lights and a siren comes up behind you, and you can hear more sirens farther back. What should you do?You follow a motorcycle on a highway at 50 mph. How much following distance should you keep behind it?Freeway traffic in your direction moves slowly in two lanes at about 15 mph. A motorcycle comes up at about 25 mph between your lane and the lane to your left. What should you do?

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