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New Mexico Class D Written Test Practice

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You have just passed a bicyclist who rides near the right edge of the road. Now you want to turn right at the next corner, and the rider is still close to your right side. What should you do?

A has just passed cyclist B near the right edge and approaches a right-hand corner. B remains close beside the rear of A on its right.

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