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South Carolina Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

You follow a slow car up a hill on a two-lane road that has no center line markings. You cannot see over the top of the hill. What should you do?

A follows slow car B uphill on a two-lane road without center line markings. A separate labeled side profile identifies the hill crest, and the card states that A cannot see over it.

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On a two-lane road, a car behind you pulls into the other lane to pass you. What does South Carolina law require you to do?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?On a two-way street with one lane in each direction, you plan to turn left at the next intersection. Where in your lane should you be before you turn?On a two-lane road with a broken yellow center line, you pass a slow truck. The way ahead is clear. On which side do you pass, and when may you return to your lane?You drive a car in a wide lane on a city street and will turn right at the next corner. Where should your car be as you approach and make the turn?You drive on a city street and plan to turn right into a driveway ahead. How long must your turn signal be on before you turn?

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