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South Carolina Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

At an intersection, two lanes are marked for left turns. You start your turn from the inner (left-most) turn lane. In which lane of the new road should you finish the turn?

A and B face north in two marked left-turn lanes. Blue car A is in the inner left-most lane, and silver car B is in the outer lane. Westbound receiving lanes are visible. No turning guide or selected route connects the approach to a receiving lane.

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