Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test

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At night on a dark two-lane road with a 55 mph limit, you drive at 50 mph. Your headlights show the road about 170 feet ahead. On dry pavement, a car needs about 229 feet to stop from 50 mph and about 164 feet from 40 mph. What should you do?

On a dark dry two-lane road, blue A travels at the stated 50 mph under a 55 mph limit. The calibrated headlight cone and bracket cover 170 feet ahead. The question card repeats the supplied 229-foot and 164-foot stopping figures without drawing either stopping range or selecting a speed.

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