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Wyoming Class C Knowledge Test Practice

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On a two-lane road, the car ahead of you stops to turn left. There is not enough paved space to its right, but the gravel shoulder is wide. What should you do?

A is behind B, which has stopped to turn left into a driveway. There is one paved lane in each direction and a gravel shoulder to A's right.

A is behind B, which has stopped to turn left into a driveway. There is one paved lane in each direction and a gravel shoulder to A's right.

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