Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test

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You drive at the speed limit toward a green light. The light turns steady yellow when your front bumper is almost at the crosswalk. A hard stop now would leave your car in the crosswalk. What should you do?

Blue A faces a steady yellow signal with its front bumper just short of a marked crosswalk. The intersection and crossing are empty. The card says the light has turned yellow and A is almost at the crosswalk; no route, braking cue or answer instruction is shown.

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On a city street with parked cars along the curb, you see a white bicycle symbol with two chevrons above it painted in the middle of your lane. What does this marking tell you?You drive toward a crosswalk in the middle of a block. Above the road is a pedestrian hybrid beacon: two red lights side by side above one yellow light. All of its lights are dark, and no one is in or near the crosswalk. What should you do?You drive in a lane that two solid white lines separate from the lane to your left. Both lanes carry traffic in your direction. You want to move left to pass a slow car. What do the lines tell you?You come to an intersection. The signal for your street flashes red. The signal for the cross street flashes yellow. A car on the cross street is close to the intersection. What should you do?You drive into a left-turn lane. The arrow signal for your lane flashes yellow. The oncoming lanes are empty for a long distance, and no one is in the crosswalk. What should you do?The signal for your street flashes yellow as you come to an intersection. A car is stopped at the stop line on the cross street. What should you do?

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