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Rhode Island Operator License Knowledge Exam Practice

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At night on a dark rural road, your headlights let you see only a short way ahead. The posted limit is 50 mph. How should you choose your speed?

A drives along a dark rural two-lane road. Its headlight beam lights a limited area ahead, with darkness beyond. The card states a posted limit of 50 mph; no safe speed is selected.

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