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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test
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You plan to move one lane to the right on a multilane road. You have signaled and checked your mirrors. What should you do next?
Blue car A is in the left of two lanes going the same way. The right lane is beside A, and the card states that A plans to move right after signaling and checking the mirrors.
Correct answer: Glance over your right shoulder to check the blind spot there
Why
Keep the glance quick so that your eyes return to the road ahead. When you can, also avoid driving in another driver's blind spot, because that driver may not see you. If the glance shows a vehicle, stay in your lane and check again.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · Changing lanes · p. 38
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