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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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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?

At 10 a.m., car A travels on a rural two-way highway in fog. The roadway fades ahead and vehicle B is partly obscured; the card states that vehicles are clearly visible only to about 800 feet.

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