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New York Class D Permit Practice Test

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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice

Your light turns green, and you begin to move toward the intersection. A car on the cross street comes fast toward its red light and does not seem to slow down. What should you do?

A begins to move toward the intersection as its signal turns green. B approaches from the upper cross street under red; the card states that B is coming fast without slowing.

A begins to move toward the intersection as its signal turns green. B approaches from the upper cross street under red; the card states that B is coming fast without slowing.

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