Nevada Class C Instruction Permit Practice Test

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You drive on a residential street with cars parked on both sides. A ball rolls into the street from between two parked cars. What should you do?

A approaches a ball that has rolled from between two parked cars. Cars line both sides of the residential street, and no child is shown in the question. A detail enlarges the ball above the parked row.

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A yellow warning sign shows a sharp curve ahead on a two-lane road. When should you slow down?You are backing out of an angled parking space on a downtown street. As your car starts to move, you see a bicyclist coming up the street and a pedestrian about to walk behind your car. What should you do?You drive at 35 mph on a dry street. The car ahead passes a signpost, and your front bumper reaches the same post as you finish saying "one thousand one." What does this tell you?On a dry, level road, you speed up from 35 mph to 70 mph. About how long is your braking distance now, compared with before?On a highway with two lanes in your direction, you have driven next to another car for some time. What should you do?You drive in heavy traffic on a road with several lanes in your direction. Why should you try to keep open space on at least one side of your car?

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