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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You drive onto an interstate entrance ramp. There are some gaps in the traffic on the interstate. Your passenger tells you to stop at the end of the ramp and wait for a big gap. What should you do?
A travels along an interstate acceleration lane beside a large gap between B and C in the nearest through lane. The ramp remains clear ahead of A.
Correct answer: Adjust your speed on the ramp and merge into a gap; stop only if no gap opens.
Why
Traffic on the interstate moves fast, so a car that merges slowly makes other drivers brake or swerve. Look for your gap early, signal, and check your mirror and blind spot as you move over. Never back up on a ramp or on the interstate.
Verified against 2025-2027 Class D Noncommercial Driver License Manual · Interchanges · p. 28
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