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New York Class D Permit Practice Test

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You drive in the right lane of a three-lane interstate. Ahead, a car with a flat tire is stopped on the right shoulder. It has no emergency lights, only its hazard flashers. What should you do?

A travels in the rightmost of three interstate lanes. B is stopped entirely on the right shoulder with a flat front tire and its amber hazard lamps flashing; it has no emergency light. The middle lane is clear.

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