Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test

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You enter a freeway on a ramp that leads into an acceleration lane. Traffic in the right lane of the freeway moves at about 65 mph. You are at 45 mph, and you see a safe gap coming up in the right lane. What should you do?

Blue A is in an acceleration lane beside a through lane, with silver B and C in the through lane. The card gives A’s 45 mph speed and freeway traffic at about 65 mph, and states that spacing is not to scale.

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