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South Carolina Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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On a four-lane highway, you move into the left lane to pass a car that goes a little slower than you. How should you handle the time beside that car?

A is beside B in the left of two eastbound lanes on a four-lane highway. Double yellow lines separate the two empty opposing lanes from A and B.

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