Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test

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Your car's engine quits on a busy four-lane highway. The car stops in the right lane, and it will not restart or roll to the shoulder. What should you do?

Blue A is stationary in the westbound right travel lane of a four-lane highway. Three silver cars illustrate surrounding traffic. The white road edge, paved shoulder and off-road grass remain distinct. The card says that A cannot restart or roll to the shoulder; no occupants outside or response instruction appear.

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