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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice

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Your car runs well, but you must leave it on the shoulder of a two-lane rural highway for a short time. Under North Carolina law, where on the shoulder may you leave it standing?

A stands fully on the shoulder of a straight rural two-lane highway. The question shows open approaches from both directions and an enlarged car detail, with no visibility distance marked.

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