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Vermont Operator License Permit Practice Test

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At night on a two-lane road, the bright headlights of an oncoming car make it hard for you to see. What should you do until the car passes?

At night, silver B approaches in the opposite lane and its bright headlights shine toward blue A. No sight line or road-edge highlight is selected.

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On a wet road, the traffic ahead of you stops suddenly, and you must brake hard. Your car has anti-lock brakes (ABS). What should you do?After a storm, a barricade and a sign stand at the start of a bridge on your usual route. The sign says the bridge is closed, but the bridge looks fine to you. What should you do?For a few days, you notice that your brake pedal goes down much farther than it used to before the car slows. What does the Vermont manual tell you to do?Sunset is at 7:10 p.m. You start driving at 7:45 p.m. on a clear evening, and it still seems fairly light outside. What does Vermont law require?At noon, thick fog lets you see only about 300 feet down the road. Which lights should you use?You drive at night with your high beams on along a dark, empty country road. When should you switch to low beams?

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