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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test

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You come to a stop sign. There is a white stop line, and a marked crosswalk just beyond it. A hedge on the corner blocks your view of cross traffic. What should you do?

A approaches a northbound STOP sign. A white stop line is before the marked crosswalk. A tall hedge stands at the left corner and blocks the view along the cross street.

A approaches a northbound STOP sign. A white stop line is before the marked crosswalk. A tall hedge stands at the left corner and blocks the view along the cross street.

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