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Nebraska Class O Learner's License Practice Test

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On a two-lane rural highway, your right tires slip off the pavement onto a gravel shoulder that sits a few inches below the road. A car is coming toward you in the other lane. What should you do in the first few seconds?

A’s right tires have dropped onto a lower gravel shoulder while its left tires remain on the pavement. B approaches in the opposite lane; a small section detail shows the drop.

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