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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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On a dry road, the car ahead of you passes a road sign. You start to count, and your front bumper reaches the same sign as you say 'one-thousand-and-two.' What does this tell you?

A follows B on a dry two-lane road beside a fixed roadside sign. The card says A reaches the sign two seconds after B passed it.

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