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South Carolina Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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You are stopped at a red light in the right lane. A tractor-trailer ahead of you moves toward the left with its right turn signal on. It leaves a gap between the truck and the curb. What should you do?

A is stopped in the right of two eastbound lanes at a steady red light. Tractor-trailer B ahead has moved left across part of the next lane while its right signal is on, as stated on the card. A wide space remains between the truck and the right curb. The B label is directly above the truck. No future turn path is shown.

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On a rural two-lane road, you are behind a horse-drawn buggy. The road ahead is straight and clear. The buggy starts to slow down near a farm lane on the left. What should you do?A bicyclist ahead of you in the right lane reaches a steady red light. The rider wants to go straight across the intersection. What does South Carolina law now allow the rider to do?You wait to turn at a two-way stop. A bicyclist on the cross street slows down at the stop sign, sees no pedestrians and no moving traffic near the intersection, and rides through without a full stop. How does South Carolina law treat the rider's action?A bicyclist ahead of you holds the left arm out to the side with the elbow bent and the hand pointing up. What does the rider plan to do?You drive in the right lane of a four-lane highway with two lanes in your direction. Ahead, a pickup truck is stopped on the right shoulder with its hazard lights flashing. No police, fire, EMS or tow vehicle is there. The left lane is clear. What does South Carolina law require you to do?On a dry road, you follow a motorcycle. Just ahead, railroad tracks cross the road at an angle. How should you set your following distance?

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