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New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test

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You stop at a red light and plan to turn right. No sign prohibits the turn. The cross street has a green light, and a pedestrian with a WALK signal has just started across the crosswalk in front of your car, from the far side of your street. What should you do?

A is stopped facing red in the westbound lane and plans to turn right. B has just started north across the crosswalk from the opposite side of A’s street; the cross street has green and B has WALK.

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