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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice

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You drive on a highway with a posted speed limit of 55 mph and plan to turn right onto a side road. Under North Carolina law, when must your turn signal be on?

A approaches a side road on the right of a two-way highway. The card states a posted limit of 55 mph. A separate enlarged detail identifies the small blue car in the scaled overview; no signal distance is marked yet.

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On a two-lane road, the driver behind you signals, sounds the horn and moves into the left lane to pass you. What must you do?Your car's turn signal lights stop working, and you need to turn right at the next corner. How do you give a right-turn hand signal?You drive in the right lane of a highway with three lanes in your direction. You want to move into the center lane. Which lanes should you check before you move?You drive in the right lane of a four-lane street with two lanes in each direction. You notice that you need to turn left at the intersection just ahead, but the left lane is full of cars. What should you do?You drive down an interstate entrance ramp that has a ramp meter signal. The signal is dark and shows neither red nor green. What should you do?On a two-lane road you follow a slow truck. A curve ahead lets you see only about 350 feet of road, and no sign or solid yellow line prohibits passing. What is the least clear view ahead that North Carolina law requires before you may pass on this curve?

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