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Wyoming Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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Before a daytime trip, a friend checks your car's lights and tells you that one of your two brake lights does not work. What is true?
Correct answer: Have it fixed first; a car needs two working brake lights.
Why
Your lights let you see and let other road users see where you are and what you plan to do. The Wyoming manual lists headlights, parking lights, brake lights, tail lights and turn signals among the items that must be in good working order. State law requires a car to have at least two headlamps, two tail lamps, two or more stop lamps and electric turn signals. Walk around the car or ask a helper to check each light before a trip.
Verified against Wyoming Rules of the Road, Class C · Required vehicle equipment · p. 68
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