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Pennsylvania Class C Permit Practice Test

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On an icy road, the rear of your car skids to the right, and you steer right to correct it. What should you expect next, and how should you handle it?

A is angled on an icy two-lane road. A dark arrow at its rear shows the initial slide toward the driver’s right. A FRONT-marked wheel detail records the right steering correction already made; no next action is shown.

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On a highway, your gas pedal sticks down, and the car keeps speeding up. You tapped the pedal, but it did not come back up. What should you do next?You drive at 50 mph in heavy rain. Suddenly the steering feels light, and your car seems to float on the water. What should you do?It is 20 minutes before sunset on a dark, cloudy afternoon. Traffic is heavy, and you can see other vehicles only about 700 feet ahead. It is not raining, and your wipers are off. What does Pennsylvania law require?After heavy rain, a ROAD CLOSED barrier stands in front of a low part of the road. Water flows across the road and looks about 6 inches deep. A pickup truck just drove around the barrier and through the water. What should you do?Fog becomes so thick that you can barely see the lane lines. There is a parking lot just ahead on the right. What is the safest action?It is raining steadily. You count 4 seconds from the time the car ahead passes a sign until your car reaches it. What should you do?

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