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Utah Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice

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Your freeway exit is 300 feet ahead, but you are two lanes to the left in heavy traffic. You have no time to change lanes one at a time with safe gaps. What should you do?

Blue car A is in the left of three same-direction freeway lanes. Heavy traffic occupies both lanes to its right, and the exit is beyond the shown view. The card places it 300 ft ahead, two lanes to A’s right.

Blue car A is in the left of three same-direction freeway lanes. Heavy traffic occupies both lanes to its right, and the exit is beyond the shown view. The card places it 300 ft ahead, two lanes to A’s right.

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