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Pennsylvania Class C Permit Practice Test

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On a two-lane rural road, you come up behind a slow horse-drawn buggy. The oncoming lane is clear, and passing is allowed. How should you pass?

A follows a horse pulling an enclosed buggy along a rural two-lane road. The broken yellow center line and empty opposing lane are visible; no passing path appears in the question.

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