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Pennsylvania Class C Permit Practice Test

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On a bright, sunny morning, you pass a sign that marks the start of a work zone. No workers are present today. Your car's daytime running lights are on. What does Pennsylvania law require?

A blue car drives in bright daylight inside an empty work zone marked by cones. The back of the work-zone start sign is behind A; the card states that no workers are present and daytime running lights are on. A separate enlargement shows the car’s lamp locations.

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A train has just gone through a railroad crossing. The gates start to rise, but the red lights still flash. What should you do?The normal speed limit on a highway is 55 mph. At the start of an active work zone, a sign shows a 45 mph limit. Workers are next to your lane, and the lanes are narrow. What speed should you drive?You come to an intersection in a work zone. The traffic signal for your lane is green. A flagger in a reflective vest faces you and holds up a STOP paddle. What should you do?Your car stalls on a railroad crossing. The crossing lights start to flash, and you hear a train horn. What should you do?You drive on a two-lane road with no median. Ahead, a school bus stops in the oncoming lane. Its red lights flash, and its stop arm is out. What must you do?You normally keep a 4-second following distance. You now enter a highway work zone where traffic is still moving. What following distance does the manual advise?

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