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Virginia Passenger Knowledge Exam Practice

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On a two-lane road with no center line, you follow a slow farm tractor up a hill. No sign prohibits passing, but you cannot see over the crest. What should you do?

A follows a slow farm tractor B on an unmarked two-lane road. An inset side profile shows the hillcrest and is labelled not to scale.

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