Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test

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At 55 mph on a two-lane road, you drift and your right wheels drop off the pavement onto a soft shoulder. The pavement edge is a few inches higher than the shoulder. What should you do?

Blue A straddles the edge of a two-lane road, with its right wheels on the soft shoulder. A separate cross-section identifies the lower edge beside A. The card gives 55 mph and a pavement edge a few inches higher. No return route, braking action or reduced speed is shown.

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