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Wisconsin Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

On a two-lane road, you follow a slow car up a hill. The center line is still broken where you are, but you cannot see over the top. What should you do?

A follows slow B on a broken-yellow section before a hilltop. A small labeled side profile identifies the crest and hidden view; no passing or hold action is highlighted.

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