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Many of the quizzes, and some of the videos, contain questions and statements that can be read or heard more than one way, often reading as exactly the opposite of what the writer intended. For quizzes, this often leads to correct and incorrect answe...
You may want to correct the incorrect/incomplete Q3 answer in the "How Well Do You Really Know the Rules of the Road?" quiz before someone gets killed. Double yellow lines do indeed mean "no passing".
Many of the quizzes, and some of the videos, contain questions and statements that can be read or heard more than one way, often reading as exactly the opposite of what the writer intended. For quizzes, this often leads to correct and incorrect answe...
You may want to correct the incorrect/incomplete Q3 answer in the "How Well Do You Really Know the Rules of the Road?" quiz before someone gets killed. Double yellow lines do indeed mean "no passing".
Many of the quizzes, and some of the videos, contain questions and statements that can be read or heard more than one way, often reading as exactly the opposite of what the writer intended. For quizzes, this often leads to correct and incorrect answe...
You may want to correct the incorrect/incomplete Q3 answer in the "How Well Do You Really Know the Rules of the Road?" quiz before someone gets killed. Double yellow lines do indeed mean "no passing".