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Utah Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice
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Rain starts while you drive. Your car came from the factory with two wipers, but the passenger-side wiper no longer moves. The driver-side wiper still works. What does Utah's equipment rule require?
Correct answer: Both wipers must work, so the broken passenger-side wiper must be repaired
Why
The passenger side of the windshield is where you look for pedestrians, bicyclists and traffic on the right. If your wipers stop working in heavy rain or snow, slow down, leave the road at a safe place, and do not continue until you can see clearly. Check the wiper blades and the washer fluid before storm season.
Verified against Utah Driver Handbook · Vehicle Equipment: Windshield Wiper · p. 102
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