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South Dakota Operator License Knowledge Practice Test

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You approach an intersection with no traffic signal. A person who holds a white cane out in front starts to cross the street ahead of you. What does South Dakota law require?

Blue A approaches an intersection without traffic signals. A pedestrian labeled B begins crossing from the right corner with a white cane held forward, shown again in an enlarged detail. The crossing has no zebra paint, no selected stop halo and no bypass route.

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You come to an intersection with a stop sign at every corner. A van on the road to your left had already stopped before you got there. As you stop, a car stops at the same moment on the road to your right. In what order should the three vehicles go?You are already driving in a roundabout when you hear a siren and see flashing lights behind you. What should you do?You approach a one-lane roundabout. A pedestrian waits at the crosswalk on your entry, and a car that is already in the roundabout is coming from your left. What should you do?You drive out of a driveway in a residential area of a town. A sidewalk crosses the driveway, and cars are coming on the street. What must you do?On a two-lane highway, you come up behind a slow funeral procession. Its vehicles have their headlights and hazard lights on. What does South Dakota law allow you to do?You are in an intersection on a steady green light, waiting to turn left. An oncoming car is close to the intersection and will go straight. What should you do?

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