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New York Class D Permit Practice Test

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You parallel park on a street with a bike lane between the parked cars and the travel lane. Before you open your door on the street side, what must you do?

A is parked next to the curb, with a marked bicycle lane between the car and the travel lane. Its street-side door is closed; the bike lane is empty in this illustration.

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