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South Carolina Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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You need to turn around on a quiet, narrow two-lane street. It is too narrow for a U-turn, and there is no driveway or side street to use. You cannot go around the block. Which method does the manual give?

Blue car A is beside the right edge of a quiet, narrow two-lane street with no driveway or side street. The street occupies half the canvas height. A card states that a U-turn will not fit and there is no other way to turn around. No maneuver sequence is shown.

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