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New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test

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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice

On a two-lane road, the center has a broken yellow line on your side and a solid yellow line on the side of oncoming traffic. A slow car is ahead of you. What do these lines tell you?

A follows B on a two-way road. The yellow line next to A is broken; the line next to the opposing lane is solid, and no oncoming car is visible.

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