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New Mexico Class D Written Test Practice

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You will turn left at the next intersection, and other traffic is around you. Under New Mexico law, over what minimum distance before the turn must your turn signal be on?

A approaches a planned left turn at an intersection. Its position and the near edge of the junction form the endpoints of the approach distance.

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