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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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You drive behind a bicyclist on a two-lane road. Oncoming cars are near, so if you pass now, only about 2 feet of space will be between your car and the rider. What should you do?

A follows bicyclist B on a two-lane road while C approaches in the opposite lane. The fact card states that passing now would leave only about two feet beside the rider.

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