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If there is a hill or curve within a third of a mile ahead of you, you should: A. Drive near the center line B. Never begin passing C. Speed up until you reach it
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If there is a hill or curve within a third of a mile ahead of you, you should:

A. Drive near the center line
B. Never begin passing
C. Speed up until you reach it

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I think the answer is b
User Maxmithun
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B you shouldn't begin passing as you can't see what is coming over the hill or how fast it is going
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