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Vermont Operator License Permit Practice Test

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Freeways & High-Speed RoadsStandalone practice

Your Interstate exit is one mile ahead. Where should you do most of your slowing down?

A future exit-layout preview, marked not to scale, states that the Interstate exit is one mile ahead. Blue A and silver B are in through lanes; no speed, braking cue or selected route appears.

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You are in the acceleration lane of an interstate entrance ramp. A truck in the right travel lane is almost beside you. What should you do?You drive on the interstate with the cruise control set at the speed limit. Snow starts to fall, and the road becomes slippery. What should you do?You have driven on I-91 for three hours at night. You yawn again and again, and it is hard to keep your eyes open. You are 30 minutes from home. What should you do?Your car starts to lose power on I-89, but it can still move. You must stop. What should you do?The air temperature is near freezing, and light rain is falling. The road ahead looks wet but not icy. You approach a bridge. What should you do?On I-91 you drive past the exit that you wanted. The exit ramp is now a short distance behind you. What should you do?

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