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Nevada Class C Instruction Permit Practice Test

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You stop for a red light. A wide white stop line is painted across your lane a few feet before the crosswalk. Where should the front of your car stop?

A approaches a red signal. A wide white stop line crosses its lane before the painted crosswalk; A is well back from both reference points.

A approaches a red signal. A wide white stop line crosses its lane before the painted crosswalk; A is well back from both reference points.

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