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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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You drive at night on a dark rural highway. Oncoming cars keep coming, so you must use your low beams. How should you set your speed?

A drives on a dark rural two-lane road with a short headlight beam lighting the lane ahead. Two cars approach in the opposite lane, and the card identifies A’s lamps as low beams.

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