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Montana Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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Your car starts to lose power on a rural two-lane highway. A hill is just ahead. What should you do?

A is losing power on a two-lane highway. A hill profile identifies the rise ahead, and a clear shoulder lies beside A.

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You are on an on-ramp that joins an interstate where traffic is moving at about 75 mph. How should you merge?You have just passed a truck and are in the left lane of a three-lane interstate. Your exit is on the right, about 2 miles ahead. How should you get to it?You are on the interstate, and your exit is coming up on the right. When should you begin to slow down?You want to change lanes on a busy interstate. About how large a gap in the other lane should you look for?You are driving on a four-lane interstate far from any town. You are not passing anyone, and no one is entering. Which lane should you use?You are driving on a Montana interstate where the posted limit is 80 mph. A highway patrol car is stopped on the shoulder ahead with its emergency lights on. No temporary speed limit is posted, and heavy traffic beside you keeps you from moving to another lane. What does current Montana law require?

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