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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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At dusk on a two-lane highway, you see a deer at the edge of the road ahead. As you get closer, it jumps into your lane. A car is coming in the other lane. What should you do?

At dusk, a deer has entered the lane ahead of eastbound A. Silver B approaches in the opposite lane on the two-lane rural highway, and a ditch lies beyond A’s right edge.

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Your car has anti-lock brakes (ABS). On an icy road, the car ahead stops suddenly. You brake hard and feel the brake pedal pulse under your foot. What should you do?Heavy rain has flooded a dip in the road ahead. The water looks only a few inches deep, and there is no barricade. What should you do?On a two-lane highway, you come up behind a snowplow at work. It throws sand, and the blowing snow behind it makes a whiteout. What should you do?You drive at 55 mph on a dark rural highway when both headlights suddenly go out. What should you do?At 10 a.m., fog settles over a rural highway. You can see another vehicle clearly only about 800 feet ahead. What does North Dakota law require for your lights?You are using high beams on a dark two-lane highway. At what distances must you switch to low beams?

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