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New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test

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On a two-lane road, you come up behind a vehicle that has a fluorescent orange triangle with red borders mounted on its rear. What does this emblem tell you?

A blue car approaches a green tractor on a two-lane road. An orange triangle with a red border is mounted on the tractor’s rear and is shown enlarged beside the roadway.

A blue car approaches a green tractor on a two-lane road. An orange triangle with a red border is mounted on the tractor’s rear and is shown enlarged beside the roadway.

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