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New York Class D Permit Practice Test

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Rosa misses her exit on an expressway. She stops on the right shoulder, turns on her hazard lights and backs up about 200 feet to reach the exit ramp. Which statement is correct?

Rosa’s east-facing blue car A is on the right shoulder beyond a branching exit. A white arrow points backward; the cards state that her hazards are on and she backs about 200 feet toward the missed exit.

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Driver A enters an expressway from a long acceleration lane. Driver B enters from a very short acceleration lane, and heavy traffic keeps B from reaching expressway speed before the lane ends. How should their entries differ?You are on an expressway entrance ramp that has a long acceleration lane and no STOP or YIELD sign. Traffic on the expressway is moving at about 55 mph. How should you enter?You drive on a busy street. The next cross street has no traffic light, and traffic ahead of you has stopped. If you move forward, your car would stop across the cross street. What should you do?You have a green light and start a right turn at a corner with no painted crosswalk lines. A pedestrian has stepped off the corner to cross the street that you turn into. What should you do?You approach a single-lane roundabout. A pedestrian is crossing the crosswalk at your entrance, and a car is already circling toward you from the left. What should you do?You are driving in a roundabout, and your exit is the next one. A pedestrian is about to step into the crosswalk on that exit road. What should you do?

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