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Virginia Passenger Knowledge Exam Practice

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You drive in the left lane of a street with two lanes in your direction. Ahead, a car in the right lane stops just before a marked crosswalk. You do not see anyone in the crosswalk. What should you do?

A approaches in the left of two eastbound lanes. B has stopped in the right lane just before a crosswalk. No pedestrian is shown in the question.

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