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South Carolina Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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You enter a highway work zone where cones close the right lane. Workers stand in the closed lane about 500 feet ahead. The closed lane near you is empty, and only a few cars are in the open lane. What should you do?

A highway work-zone overview has two same-direction lanes. Cones close the right lane, which is empty nearby. Two silver cars occupy the open lane, and two workers stand farther ahead in the closed lane. The card states that the workers are about 500 feet ahead. No learner car position or response route is shown.

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