Utah Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice

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You want to pass a bicyclist who rides near the right edge of a two-lane road. Because of oncoming traffic, you can leave only about two feet between your mirror and the rider. What should you do?

Blue A follows bicyclist B near the right edge of a narrow two-lane road. Silver C approaches near the center line in the opposite lane. The card states the available mirror-to-rider clearance is only two feet.

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