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Wisconsin Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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On a two-lane road, you come up behind a motorcycle that rides in the left part of your lane. The oncoming lane is clear, and passing is allowed. How may you pass the motorcycle?

A follows motorcycle B on a two-way road. B rides in the left part of A’s lane; the opposing lane is clear and no passing path is marked.

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