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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice

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You drive in the right lane of a six-lane interstate. The speed limit is 70 mph, and no minimum speed sign is posted. Traffic in your lane moves steadily at about 65 mph, and faster cars use the lanes to your left. You do not plan to pass anyone. What speed should you choose?

A and B travel in the rightmost of three interstate lanes in their direction, while C uses a lane to their left. Across a grass median, D travels the other way in the opposite three-lane roadway; the card states the 65 mph flow, 70 mph limit and absence of a posted minimum.

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