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West Virginia Class E Knowledge Test Practice

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You are driving at night in steady rain. The car ahead passes a mile marker, and you reach the marker just as you finish "one thousand three." What is the smallest following gap you should keep in these conditions?

A follows B on a dark road in rain, with a roadside marker as a counting reference. The card gives A’s existing three-second count without showing a required interval.

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You leave a 55 mph highway and enter a town's business district, with stores and offices on both sides of the street. You have not seen a speed-limit sign yet. What is the highest speed allowed here?On a dry road in daylight, the car ahead passes a road sign. You start to count "one thousand one, one thousand two," and your front bumper reaches the same sign as you say "two." What does this tell you?At night on a dark two-lane road, you drive with your high beams on about 300 feet behind another car. Then an oncoming car appears about 450 feet ahead of you. What must you do?You drive at night on a rural road with your high beams on. You enter thick fog, and the light seems to bounce back at you as a white glare. What should you do?You drive on a two-lane rural highway outside any town. It is not an Interstate, and you have not seen a speed-limit sign. The road is dry, traffic is light, and you are driving 62 mph. Which statement is correct?On a two-lane road, a car follows very close behind you. You tapped your brakes gently and slowed down to invite it to pass, but it stays on your bumper. A wide, paved pull-off is just ahead. What should you do next?

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