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Oklahoma Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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Your car loses power on an expressway at dusk. You signal and steer it onto the far right shoulder. Two children ride in the back seat. What should you do next?

At dusk, A is stopped fully on the far-right paved shoulder of an expressway while B and C travel in the two through lanes. A card states that A lost power and two children are in its back seat.

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You drive down an entrance ramp into the acceleration lane of an expressway. Traffic in the right lane moves at about 65 mph. What should you do?You drive in the left lane of a three-lane expressway in heavy traffic. A sign shows that your exit, on the right, is 1 mile ahead. What should you do?You plan to leave an expressway at the next exit, which has a deceleration lane. Traffic around you moves at 70 mph. Where should you do most of your slowing?On a city street at 30 mph, you keep a gap that lets you stop in time. Later you drive at 60 mph on an expressway in the same conditions. How does your total stopping distance change?You drive in the right lane of an expressway through an interchange. A car in the acceleration lane on your right signals and tries to merge. The lane on your left is clear. What should you do?You are in a hurry on an interstate with three lanes in your direction. Traffic is moderate, and some cars around you change lanes often. Which plan is safest and follows Oklahoma law?

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