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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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You drive at 75 mph on the Interstate instead of 30 mph on a city street. Your reaction time to a sudden hazard is the same. What changes?

Two separate road views show the same blue car at 30 mph and at 75 mph. The card states that the driver’s reaction time is the same in both situations; neither distance is selected.

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After two hours on I-94, you begin to feel sleepy. Your passenger does not have a license. Which plan does the North Dakota manual support?Your engine begins to overheat on the Interstate, and you must stop. What does the North Dakota manual tell you to do?You are in the acceleration lane at an entrance to I-94. Traffic in the right lane moves steadily at about 70 mph, below the posted limit, and a safe gap is coming up beside you. About how fast should you be going when you merge into it?On I-94, you pass your exit by a few hundred feet. A median crossover is ahead. What should you do?A guide sign on I-29 shows that your exit is 2 miles ahead. You are in the left lane. What should you do?You are on a rural part of Interstate 94 in North Dakota. No speed limit sign is in view, and the road is dry. Under current state law, what is the highest speed that is presumed lawful?

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