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At an intersection on a two-lane road, the car ahead of you stops with its left signal on. It waits for oncoming traffic. There is a wide paved shoulder on your right. What should you do?

A follows stopped car B at a two-lane-road intersection. B signals left and waits for oncoming car C; a wide paved shoulder lies beyond the white edge line on A’s right.

A follows stopped car B at a two-lane-road intersection. B signals left and waits for oncoming car C; a wide paved shoulder lies beyond the white edge line on A’s right.

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