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Nebraska Class O Learner's License Practice Test

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Another car bumps yours in a lane of the interstate. No one is hurt, and both cars can still be driven safely. What does the Nebraska manual tell you to do?

A and B are stopped in an interstate lane after a minor collision. The card states that nobody is hurt and both cars can be driven safely.

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