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Pennsylvania Class C Permit Practice Test

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Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

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?

Three lanes run rightward on the one-way approach. The intersecting two-way street has two lanes in each direction, with arrows and double yellow lines showing the split. No route selects a turning lane.

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