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Vermont Operator License Permit Practice Test

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On a two-lane road, a pickup truck has followed very close behind you for a mile. Now its driver signals and moves into the other lane to pass you. What should you do?

A stays in its right-hand lane while silver pickup B is already in the opposing lane, passing from behind. A broken yellow center line separates the lanes.

A stays in its right-hand lane while silver pickup B is already in the opposing lane, passing from behind. A broken yellow center line separates the lanes.

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