Utah Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice

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On a two-lane road with one lane in each direction, the car ahead stops at an intersection to wait for a left turn. The paved shoulder on the right is wide enough for your car. What should you do?

Blue A follows silver B on a two-lane road. B is stopped before an intersection for a left turn. A solid white edge separates the travel lane from a wide paved shoulder on their right.

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