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Virginia Passenger Knowledge Exam Practice

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You drive on a four-lane divided highway. A grass median separates the two roadways, but it has an opening for turning vehicles at an intersection ahead. A school bus stops on the other roadway with its red lights flashing. What must you do?

A approaches on a divided highway with two lanes each way. A grass median separates the roadways except for an intersection opening. Bus B stops on the other roadway.

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You are stopped at a railroad crossing with two tracks. The red lights flash. A freight train passes on the near track, and the lights keep flashing after it is gone. What should you do?Your car stalls on a railroad crossing, and you see a train coming toward the crossing. What should you do?You drive on a road with a 45 mph limit. You pass a school crossing sign with blinking lights, and no other speed limit is posted for the school zone. What is the maximum speed between the school signs?You are about 300 feet from a railroad crossing. The lights begin to flash, and the gate arm starts to come down. You have plenty of room to stop. What should you do?In a one-lane work zone, a flagger turns the paddle from SLOW to STOP as you arrive. You see no oncoming traffic in the open lane. What must you do?You drive on a highway with a 55 mph speed limit. You enter a highway work zone. Signs show a 45 mph work-zone speed limit, and workers are beside your lane. The road is dry and traffic is light. What is the highest speed at which you can legally drive?

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