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Pennsylvania Class C Permit Practice Test

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Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

You want to make a U-turn on a straight two-lane road where no sign forbids it. An oncoming car is about 300 feet away, and no other traffic is near. What should you do?

Enlarged details identify blue car A facing right and silver car B facing left. A straight two-way road overview places them in their own opposing lanes, with about 300 feet from A’s front to B’s front; the card states that A wants a U-turn and no sign prohibits it.

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