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Q1. If you intend to move your vehicle from the right-hand lane to the left-hand lane, you must

A. signal for at least 3 seconds before moving left.
B. slow down and signal as you move to the left.
C. speed up and signal as you move to the left.
D. move to the left as quickly as possible.
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#1. by : Guest
I like how they explain the answers as to why you are right =)
28 Jan 2010 - 01:16:29 PM
#2. by : neshni
diis iish cool (:
29 Dec 2010 - 03:08:52 PM
#3. by : Guest
you shouldnt let people doing the test change thair anser after they anserd it
31 Jan 2011 - 09:57:52 AM
#4. by : Guest
hahaha hard i so agree wiv comment 3 hahahahaha but eh its allgud at least u learn
11 May 2011 - 04:43:12 AM
#5. by : Guest
ed up and signal as you move to the left. ;lmjj
10 Feb 2014 - 08:22:59 AM


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