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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice

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A friend plans to ride a bicycle on a two-lane road that has no bicycle lane. Which advice about the direction of travel agrees with North Carolina law and the handbook?

The road has one lane each way and no bicycle lane. Blue A travels right in the near lane, and silver C approaches from the opposite direction. The friend’s bicycle is not yet placed on the road.

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