Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test

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On a two-lane road, the car ahead stops and signals a left turn. A bike lane runs along the right edge, and there is enough paved room for your car between the stopped car and the bike lane. The road ahead is clear. May you pass on the right?

Blue car A follows silver car B on a two-lane road. B is stopped and signals left toward a side entrance, as stated by the card. There is paved room to B’s right before the separately marked bike lane.

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