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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test

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You are driving on a rural highway when a sudden snow squall blows in. You can barely see past the front of your car. A wide paved shoulder is on your right. What should you do?

Snow blows across the highway, hiding the roadway just beyond A. A solid white line separates a wide paved shoulder on A’s right from the travel lane.

Snow blows across the highway, hiding the roadway just beyond A. A solid white line separates a wide paved shoulder on A’s right from the travel lane.

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