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Tennessee Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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The traffic lights at an intersection are dark because of a power failure. You and a car on your right come to a full stop at the same time, and you both plan to go straight. Who should go first?

Eastbound A and northbound B on A’s right are stopped together at an intersection with equal-width streets and dark signals. All four signal heads are unlit.

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