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Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test

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On an undivided Saskatchewan highway at night, what is the minimum distance ahead of an approaching vehicle by which you must change high beams to low beams?

An enlarged night view shows blue A and oncoming silver B on opposite sides of a yellow centre line. The card says the detail is not to scale.

An enlarged night view shows blue A and oncoming silver B on opposite sides of a yellow centre line. The card says the detail is not to scale.

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