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New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test

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Your car and another car collide at low speed. No one is hurt, both cars can still be driven, and they are blocking a travel lane. What should you do?

A and B are stopped in a travel lane after a minor crash. The card states that nobody is hurt and both cars can still be driven.

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