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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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You see this sign, a route marker, beside the road you are driving on. What kind of road is it?
Correct answer: A North Carolina state highway
Why
Knowing the marker shapes helps you follow directions and tell others where you are in an emergency. Route numbers also give a clue about direction: odd-numbered highways generally run north and south, and even-numbered highways generally run east and west.
Verified against North Carolina Driver Handbook · Guide/Informational Signs · p. 87
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