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Pennsylvania Class C Permit Practice Test

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Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

Your turn signals stop working, and you plan to turn right at the next corner. Which arm signal should you give from the driver's window?

Three numbered left-arm positions are shown: arm straight out, elbow bent with hand up, and elbow bent with hand down. The card states that the turn signals failed before a planned right turn; no position is selected.

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You drive on a road that has a center lane for left turns from both directions. You plan to turn left into a shopping center about half a mile ahead. How should you use the center lane?You want to go straight through the next intersection, but you notice too late that your lane has a right-turn arrow and the word ONLY on the sign above it and on the pavement. The lane beside you is full of traffic. What should you do?You drive on a one-way street with three lanes. You will turn left onto a two-way street that has two lanes in each direction. How should you make the turn?You drive at about 45 mph on a two-lane road with a broken yellow center line. A slow truck is ahead of you. About 500 feet ahead, the top of a hill hides the oncoming lane. What should you do?You pass a slow car on a two-lane road, and you signal that you will move back into the right lane. How can you tell that it is safe to move back in front of the car?On a two-lane road you are behind a slow farm tractor. A railroad crossing is about 75 feet ahead, and no sign or marking there says that passing is allowed. The oncoming lane is empty. May you pass now?

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