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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice

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You approach a sharp curve on a two-lane road. Which speed plan does the North Carolina handbook recommend?

A approaches a sharp right curve on a two-lane road, staying on its side of the yellow center line. No path or speed adjustment is selected in the question image.

A approaches a sharp right curve on a two-lane road, staying on its side of the yellow center line. No path or speed adjustment is selected in the question image.

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