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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice

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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice

You approach an intersection with no signs or signals, and you can see well in all directions. A car on the cross street to your left arrives at the same time as you. Who must yield?

A approaches from the west and B from the north at an open intersection without signs or signals. They arrive together, with B on A’s left.

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