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Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test

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After a heavy storm, water flows across a low spot on your road. It looks about a foot deep, and a pickup truck just drove through it. What should you do?

A approaches water flowing across both lanes at a low spot. Silver pickup B is already on dry pavement beyond the water. The card says it looks about a foot deep and B just crossed; no safe driving path or depth ruler is shown.

A approaches water flowing across both lanes at a low spot. Silver pickup B is already on dry pavement beyond the water. The card says it looks about a foot deep and B just crossed; no safe driving path or depth ruler is shown.

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