Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test

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You approach a two-lane roundabout. You plan to take the third exit, which is to your left. How should you choose and use your lane?

A roadway view shows two approach lanes leading into a two-lane roundabout. The inner approach lane has arrows for ahead and left; the outer approach lane has arrows for ahead and right. The identified approach is on the left of the drawing. A card states that the intended destination is the third exit, to the driver’s left.

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