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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test

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At night on an empty two-lane road, you use your high beams. You come up behind a slower pickup truck in your lane and plan to stay behind it. At what distance must you switch to low beams?

A approaches slower pickup B in the same lane on a dark two-lane road. A’s high-beam pool reaches toward B, and the card says A plans to remain behind it. The opposite lane is empty.

A approaches slower pickup B in the same lane on a dark two-lane road. A’s high-beam pool reaches toward B, and the card says A plans to remain behind it. The opposite lane is empty.

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