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West Virginia Class E Knowledge Test Practice

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After heavy rain, moving water covers a low part of the road ahead. You cannot tell how deep it is. What should you do?

A approaches moving water that covers both lanes of a low roadway. The water depth and road surface beneath it cannot be seen, and no safe crossing route appears.

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On a cold winter morning, the road looks dry and clear. You are about to cross a bridge. What should you expect?While you drive, the engine temperature warning light comes on, and steam rises from under the hood. What should you do?At night on a dark highway with no street lights, your headlights suddenly go out. What should you do?At 2 p.m., smoke from a brush fire blows across the highway. You can see other vehicles clearly only about 400 feet ahead. What does West Virginia law require?Heavy rain leaves standing water on a 55-mph highway. Which action does the most to keep your tires in contact with the road?On a two-lane road, an oncoming car drifts across the center line and comes toward you in your lane. What should you do?

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