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South Carolina Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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You brake hard on a wet road, and the rear of your car starts to slide to one side. What should you do?

Blue car A is angled on a wet two-way bend. A dark arrow beside its rear shows the rear sliding toward the right side of its original travel direction. No recovery path is drawn.

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It is a cold, wet winter morning. The road you are on looks wet but not icy. Ahead is a bridge over a river. What should you expect?You drive on a dark two-lane road with your high beams on. An oncoming car appears ahead. By what point must you switch to your low beams?A child runs into the street ahead. You brake as hard as you can in a car with anti-lock brakes (ABS). The pedal pulses, and you hear a clicking sound. What should you do?Your engine suddenly shuts off while you drive at 45 mph. The steering wheel feels much heavier. What should you do?It is noon, and heavy rain makes you run your windshield wipers all the time. Which lights should you use?At night on a rural highway, you come up behind a slower car and follow it while you wait for a safe place to pass. Your high beams are on. When must you switch to low beams?

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