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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test

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On a two-lane road, an oncoming car drifts over the center line into your lane. There is a wide, open shoulder on your right. What should you do?

Oncoming silver B has crossed the center lines into blue A’s lane on a two-lane road. A wide paved shoulder is clear on A’s right.

Oncoming silver B has crossed the center lines into blue A’s lane on a two-lane road. A wide paved shoulder is clear on A’s right.

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