Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test

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In a highway work zone, a flagger in an orange vest turns a paddle toward you that reads STOP. The lane ahead of you looks empty. What should you do?

Blue A approaches an orange-vest flagger B, who faces the car with an exact STOP paddle on a pole. A labelled enlarged detail shows the same worker and sign face. The lane beyond B is empty. A is well before its answer stopping position; no response route, stop line or wait instruction is shown.

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