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New Mexico Class D Written Test Practice

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Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

You are about to turn right from a two-lane street onto another street. There are no signs or lane markings for the turn. How should you position your car?

A approaches a right turn from a street with one lane in each direction. The receiving street has two lanes in each direction.

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