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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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Weather, Visibility & EmergenciesStandalone practice

After a heavy storm, water covers a dip in the road ahead, and you can see it moving across the pavement. It looks only a few inches deep, and a pickup truck just drove through it. What should you do?

A approaches water covering both lanes of the road. The water hides the pavement beneath it; the card states that water flows across the dip and a pickup has just passed through. No car path or depth marker is selected.

A approaches water covering both lanes of the road. The water hides the pavement beneath it; the card states that water flows across the dip and a pickup has just passed through. No car path or depth marker is selected.

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