Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test

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You drive on a two-lane street in a city behind a slow car. The center line is broken, and no oncoming traffic is in sight. An intersection is 80 feet ahead. May you pass now?

A follows slower B on a two-lane city street. A broken yellow centerline separates the empty oncoming lane. An 80 ft bracket runs from A’s front to the near edge of the intersection ahead. No passing or stay-behind route is shown.

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