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Tennessee Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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Your car breaks down on the interstate, and you steer it fully onto the right shoulder. You need help. Which plan follows the Tennessee manual?

A has broken down and stands fully on the paved right shoulder while B passes in the interstate travel lane. No person, walking route, flashers or help signal is selected.

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You drive down an entrance ramp onto the interstate. Traffic is heavy, and you see no gap yet in the right lane. What should you do?You drive in the left lane of a busy three-lane interstate. A sign shows that your exit is 1 mile ahead on the right. What should you do?You drive on a road that crosses over an interstate at a cloverleaf interchange. You want to enter the interstate in the direction to your left. How do you make this turn?You drive on the interstate at 70 mph in the right lane. Your exit is ahead. Where should you do most of your slowing down?You drive on a rural section of interstate at 70 mph. The day is clear and the road is dry. What following distance does the Tennessee manual advise?At 8 a.m. on a weekday you drive alone on an urban interstate. The far-left lane has white diamond markings and a sign that reads HOV 2+ 7-9 AM. May you drive in that lane, and why?

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