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South Dakota Operator License Knowledge Practice Test

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You are stopped at a red light in the right lane. A tractor-trailer ahead of you signals a right turn but swings to the left first, which leaves space between it and the curb. What should you do?

Blue A is stopped behind a tractor-trailer at a red signal. B is offset left ahead of the right-hand corner, leaving the stated curbside gap. The card identifies B’s right turn signal.

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The posted speed limit is 55 mph. You overtake a bicyclist who rides in the same direction near the right edge of your lane. What is the least space South Dakota law lets you leave?A bicyclist ahead of you rides slower than traffic, close to the right edge of the road. South Dakota law says such a rider must stay near the right edge except in some cases. Which list gives only cases that the law allows?On a two-lane highway, you come up behind a farm tractor that shows an orange slow-moving vehicle triangle. A solid yellow line is on your side of the center line. What should you do?You wait to turn left at an intersection. An oncoming motorcycle comes toward you with its right turn signal flashing. What should you do?On a four-lane highway, you drive in the right lane behind a motorcycle. The rider stays in the left part of the lane, and the right part of the lane looks empty. You want to pass. What must you do?You drive in the right lane of a four-lane interstate. Ahead, a tow truck with flashing amber lights is stopped on the right shoulder. Unless an officer directs you otherwise, what must you do?

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