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Pennsylvania Class C Permit Practice Test

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You are stopped at a STOP sign. You looked left and then right, and both directions seemed clear. Why should you look to the left once more before you pull out?

A waits behind a stop line at a STOP sign. The intersection is empty. Traffic-direction arrows show the two opposing lanes of the cross street. The card says A has looked left and right and both seemed clear.

A waits behind a stop line at a STOP sign. The intersection is empty. Traffic-direction arrows show the two opposing lanes of the cross street. The card says A has looked left and right and both seemed clear.

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