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Tennessee Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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On a two-lane road, you come up behind a bicyclist. An oncoming car is near. If you pass now, you can leave only about 2 feet between your car and the bicycle. What should you do?

Blue car A follows cyclist B on a two-lane road as car C approaches; a pass now would leave only 2 feet.

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