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West Virginia Class E Knowledge Test Practice

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You drive north on a two-lane road behind a slow truck. The center has two yellow lines: the line on your side is solid, and the line on the southbound side is broken. The oncoming lane looks clear. What do these lines allow?

Blue A heads north behind white truck B on a two-lane road. The yellow line nearest A is solid, while the yellow line on the other side is broken.

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