Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test

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Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

You pass a slow car on a two-lane highway. An oncoming truck is still some distance ahead. When should you move back into the right lane?

On a two-lane highway, westbound A is passing westbound B in the opposing lane while eastbound truck C approaches from the left. A separate panel enlarges the same A/B positions, labeled as a position detail. No return route, mirror cue or distance threshold is shown.

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