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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice

You wait in the left-turn lane. The round lights are red, and a green left arrow comes on. A pedestrian who started to cross earlier is still in the crosswalk that you will turn across. What should you do?

A waits in a northbound left-turn lane behind its stop line. Its signal shows a circular red lamp and a green left arrow; pedestrian B is still crossing the street A would enter.

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You drive on a two-lane highway where the center line is two solid yellow lines. A slow pickup is ahead of you, and no traffic is coming toward you as far as you can see. What do the center lines let you do?Late at night, the signal at an intersection flashes red in your direction, and cross traffic sees a flashing yellow light. What must you do?You are in a left-turn lane. The signal for your lane shows a flashing yellow arrow pointing left. What does it allow you to do?Late at night, the traffic signal facing you shows a flashing yellow light. The cross street has a flashing red light. What should you do?You drive on a city street that has two lanes in each direction and a middle lane that drivers from both directions use for left turns. The car ahead of you is slow, and the middle lane is empty for a long way. May you use the middle lane to get past the slow car?On a two-lane road, the center line is a pair of yellow lines. The line next to your lane is solid, and the line next to the oncoming lane is broken. You want to pass a slow car. What does this marking mean?

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