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Missouri Class F Written Test Practice

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Observation, Speed & SpaceStandalone practice

Ahead on your right, a car is parked with a person in the driver's seat. An oncoming car will meet you at about the same spot. What is the best way to manage the space around you?

A approaches occupied car C parked directly along the right curb. B approaches in the opposing lane and will meet A near C.

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