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Pennsylvania Class C Permit Practice Test

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At 2 a.m., you stop at the stop line for a steady red light. You want to go straight. No vehicles or pedestrians are in sight in any direction. What must you do?

At night, blue car A is stopped before the white stop line and crosswalk at an empty intersection. A signal detail shows a steady circular red light; the card gives the time as 2 a.m. and says A plans to go straight.

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You face a flashing red light at an intersection. The cross street has a flashing yellow light. A car on the cross street is close to the intersection. What should you do?Your left-turn signal shows a flashing yellow arrow. You have entered the intersection and wait for oncoming cars to pass. The arrow then changes to a steady yellow arrow. What should you do?You wait in a left-turn lane. The signal shows a steady red light and a green arrow that points left. A pedestrian who started on the WALK signal is still in the crosswalk of the street you will turn into. What should you do?You are in the left lane of a one-way street and stop at a red light. You want to turn left onto a street that carries traffic in both directions. No sign about turns on red is posted. What does Pennsylvania law allow?You stop at a red light because you want to turn right. A sign beside the signal reads NO TURN ON RED and shows no times. The cross street is empty, and no one is walking. What should you do?Driver A and Driver B drive toward each other on a two-lane road. The center line has a solid yellow line on Driver A's side and a broken yellow line on Driver B's side. Both drivers are behind slow vehicles, and the road ahead is clear. Who may pass?

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