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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice

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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice

You approach a residential intersection that has no traffic signal and no painted crosswalk. A pedestrian has stepped off the corner and is crossing the street in front of you. What must you do?

A approaches an intersection with no traffic signal or painted crosswalk. Pedestrian B has stepped from the near corner and is crossing A’s lane ahead of the car.

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At an intersection with no traffic signals, a pedestrian at the corner holds a white cane out in front at arm's length and starts to cross the street in front of you. What does North Carolina law require you to do?Your light turns green, but traffic on the far side of the intersection is backed up. If you enter now, your car will have to stop in the intersection or in the far crosswalk. What should you do?You are driving on a two-lane city street. An ambulance with flashing lights and a siren comes up behind you. No officer is directing traffic. What does North Carolina law require you to do?You reach the entry of a single-lane roundabout. A bicyclist who is already in the roundabout comes toward your entry from your left. What should you do?You are driving out of a store parking lot onto a busy street. The exit crosses a sidewalk, and a person on a bicycle is riding along the sidewalk toward the exit. What must you do?You stop at an intersection that has a stop sign on each of its four approaches. A car on the cross street to your left came to a full stop a moment before you did. Both of you want to go straight. Who should go first?

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