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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test

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You have parked at the curb on a busy city street, with a bike lane running next to the parking lane. What should you do before you open the driver's door?

A is parked at the curb with a bicycle lane directly beside the driver’s door. A cyclist approaches through that lane from behind A.

A is parked at the curb with a bicycle lane directly beside the driver’s door. A cyclist approaches through that lane from behind A.

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