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What is the definition of a pull out area?

  1. An intersection that has signs and signals

  2. The ability to go first in an uncontrolled intersection

  3. If you try to go through a yellow light and you are in the middle of the intersection when the light turns red, you must go through the light.

  4. A safe area on a narrow roadway

The correct answer is: A safe area on a narrow roadway

A pull-out area is a designated safe area on a narrow roadway where drivers can temporarily stop or pull over to allow faster-moving vehicles to pass. These areas are especially useful on narrow roads where it may be difficult for vehicles to pass each other safely. The other options are not accurate definitions of a pull-out area.

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