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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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On a clear, dry day, you drive 30 mph on a two-lane highway where the limit is 55 mph. Nothing makes you go slow: you are only unsure where your turn is. A long line of cars forms behind you. Which statement is correct?
Correct answer: This can be illegal, because a needlessly slow speed must not block traffic
Why
A very slow driver can lead other drivers to tailgate or to make risky passes. If you must drive slowly on a road with one lane in your direction, keep as close as you can to the right edge. On a road with more lanes, use the right lane, and move out of the left lane to let other vehicles pass.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Speed limits; Right-hand lane travel · p. 29, 36
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