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Right-of-Way Rules Test
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1.What should you do when approaching an intersection on a main road that is blocked by traffic?
Entering an intersection when it is blocked can obstruct cross traffic. Stopping before entering ensures you do not block the intersection and allows smoother traffic flow.
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2.At a four-way stop intersection, what is the primary rule for determining who goes first?
At a four-way stop, the fundamental rule is that the vehicle that arrives first at the intersection and comes to a full stop has the right-of-way.
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3.If two vehicles arrive at a four-way stop intersection at approximately the same time, which vehicle should proceed first?
When two vehicles arrive simultaneously at a four-way stop, the driver of the vehicle on the right has the right-of-way.
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4.At a four-way stop, if two vehicles are facing each other and arrive at about the same time, what is the right-of-way rule?
When two vehicles facing each other arrive at a four-way stop at the same time, the vehicle intending to turn left must yield to the vehicle that is proceeding straight through.
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5.What should you do when approaching an intersection with a red light?
A red light means you must stop and wait until the light turns green to proceed. This rule helps in managing traffic flow and preventing accidents.
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6.What must you do when you see a stop sign at an intersection?
At a stop sign, you must come to a complete stop, check for other vehicles and pedestrians, and only proceed when it is safe to do so.
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7.What feature defines a controlled intersection?
Controlled intersections are identified by the presence of signs (like stop or yield) or traffic lights that dictate driver behavior.
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8.Why can uncontrolled intersections be particularly dangerous?
Lacking signs or signals, uncontrolled intersections can be dangerous because drivers may not expect conflicting movements from other road users.
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Right-of-Way Rules Test
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9.At an uncontrolled intersection, if two vehicles arrive at the same time, which vehicle must yield?
When two vehicles arrive simultaneously at an uncontrolled intersection, the driver on the left must yield the right-of-way to the vehicle on the right.
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Right-of-Way Rules Test
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10.When turning left at an uncontrolled intersection with oncoming traffic, what is the correct action?
At an uncontrolled intersection, a driver intending to turn left must yield to any oncoming traffic that is in or near the intersection.
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11.If you are going straight through an uncontrolled intersection and another vehicle is already in the intersection turning left, what is your responsibility?
Even if you intend to go straight, if another vehicle is already in the uncontrolled intersection legally making a left turn, you must yield to them.
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12.Where should you stop your vehicle if there is a stop line at an intersection?
The stop line indicates the precise point where you are legally required to stop your vehicle before entering the intersection.
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13.If an intersection has a crosswalk but no stop line, where must you stop?
In the absence of a stop line, the rule is to stop immediately before the marked crosswalk to allow pedestrians safe passage.
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14.At an intersection with no stop line, crosswalk, or sidewalk, where is the correct stopping position?
If no other markings are present, drivers must stop at a point just before their vehicle would enter the physical boundaries of the intersection.
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15.What is a steady red traffic light always indicating?
A steady red light is a mandatory stop signal, requiring drivers to bring their vehicle to a complete halt.
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16.Upon encountering a fresh green light, what is the recommended action before moving forward?
Even when a light just turns green, its essential to scan the intersection for any vehicles, cyclists, or pedestrians who might still be in the intersection or trying to beat a red light.
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17.When making a left turn on a steady green light, what is your primary responsibility?
On a steady green light, drivers making a left turn must yield to all through-traffic coming from the opposite direction and wait for a safe opening to complete their turn.
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18.What does a steady yellow traffic light indicate?
A yellow light means the signal is changing to red, and drivers should stop before the intersection unless they are too close to do so safely.
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19.If you are in an intersection waiting to make a left turn and the light turns yellow, what are you legally permitted to do?
A driver already in the intersection lawfully waiting to complete a left turn may proceed to do so, even if the light turns yellow, but must watch for other vehicles.
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20.What does a flashing green light at an intersection signify?
A flashing green light indicates that through traffic has a continuous green, while traffic on the intersecting street or side road is facing a stop sign. Pedestrians may also activate a signal change.
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21.What action is required upon encountering a flashing red traffic light?
A flashing red light functions as a stop sign, requiring a complete stop before proceeding only when the intersection is clear and safe.
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22.What is the benefit of an intersection having separate left-turn signals with green arrows or designated lanes?
A green arrow on a separate left-turn signal (or in a designated lane) means you have a protected turn, as oncoming through traffic is facing a red light.
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23.If a traffic light has an advance flashing green arrow for a left turn, and then the arrow turns off (leaving only the regular green light), what is your obligation if you still wish to turn left?
When the advance green arrow disappears and only the steady green light remains, the left turn is no longer protected, and you must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.
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24.At a two-way stop intersection, which traffic generally has the right-of-way?
Vehicles on the through street, which does not have stop signs, typically have the right-of-way at a two-way stop intersection.
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25.If two vehicles arrive at a two-way stop and are both stopped, and one driver wishes to turn left, what is the usual right-of-way rule?
At a two-way stop, if two vehicles are stopped, the driver intending to turn left generally must yield to the vehicle that is not turning left.
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26.What is the exception to the rule that a left-turning vehicle yields at a two-way stop?
Once a left-turning vehicle has legally entered the intersection and started its turn, the other vehicle must then yield to complete that turn.
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27.What is the correct action when facing a green light at a controlled intersection?
A green light means you can proceed, but you should be prepared for the light to change to yellow. Maintaining a steady speed helps in making safe and predictable driving decisions.
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28.At an uncontrolled intersection with no signs or traffic lights, what should you do if two vehicles arrive at the same time?
At an uncontrolled intersection, the vehicle on the left must yield to the vehicle on the right. This rule helps in determining the right-of-way when there are no clear signals.
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29.What is the rule for yielding at an intersection with stop signs at all corners?
At an intersection with stop signs, the first vehicle to stop has the right-of-way. This helps in managing the flow of traffic and reducing the risk of collisions.
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30.What should you do when you want to turn left at an intersection?
When turning left, you must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians to ensure a safe turn and avoid collisions.
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31.When entering a road from a private road or driveway, what must you do?
Vehicles entering a road from a private road or driveway must yield to all road traffic and pedestrians to prevent accidents.
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32.What should you do if you are approaching a pedestrian crossover?
At pedestrian crossovers, yielding to pedestrians and waiting until they have fully crossed ensures their safety and complies with traffic laws.
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33.How should you handle a yield sign at an intersection?
A yield sign requires you to slow down or stop as needed and yield to any traffic already in or approaching the intersection.
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