Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test

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You are driving on a two-lane highway. A car behind you moves into the oncoming lane to pass you. An oncoming truck is still far ahead. What should you do?

In a not-to-scale overview, A travels left in its lane and B moves into the opposing lane to pass. Truck C travels toward B. A separate card states that the truck is still far ahead.

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