Nevada Class C Instruction Permit Practice Test

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You are driving on a city street when an ambulance comes up behind you with its siren on and red lights flashing. You are in the middle of a block. What must you do?

Ambulance B approaches A from behind in the same city-street lane. Red glow marks sit over its warning-light lenses, and the card identifies flashing lights and a sounding siren. This is a middle-of-block scene.

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A pedestrian with a guide dog steps into the street in the middle of the block, away from any crosswalk. The person does not carry a white cane. What must you do?Your light is green, but the cars ahead have stopped. There is no room for your car on the far side of the intersection. What should you do?You reach a quiet residential intersection with sidewalks but no signs, signals or painted crosswalk lines. A pedestrian has stepped off the corner curb and is walking across the street in front of you. What must you do?You reach an intersection that has no signs or signals. A car from the street on your left has already entered the intersection. Who should go first?You are driving forward out of a shopping center driveway onto a busy street. A person is walking along the sidewalk toward the driveway, and cars are coming in the near lane. What should you do?You have moved into the intersection on a green light (no arrow) and are waiting to turn left. An oncoming car is close enough to be a hazard. What should you do?

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