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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice

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You drive on a paved, winding secondary road with a marked center line and a posted 55 mph limit. Hills and sharp curves let you see only a short distance ahead. How should you choose your speed?

A approaches a sharp curve on a paved road with a marked center line and a posted 55 mph limit stated in the card. A dashed mark identifies the end of A’s clear view, and a side-view hill detail shows why the road beyond the crest is hidden.

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On a four-lane highway, you want to move from the right lane to the left lane. Your inside and side mirrors show that the left lane is clear. What should you do before you move over?You follow a tractor-trailer on a two-lane highway. The trailer hides the road ahead of it, and you cannot see the truck's side mirrors. What should you do?You are driving on a busy city street. To spot problems early, about how far ahead should you try to look along the road?You drive at 45 mph on a four-lane highway with two lanes in each direction. The speed limit is 55 mph. When may you drive in the left lane on your side of the road?On a narrow two-lane street, cars are coming toward you in the other lane, and a young child is riding a bicycle near the right edge of your lane. How should you position your car as you pass the child?You approach a sharp curve on a two-lane road. Which speed plan does the North Carolina handbook recommend?

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