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1.What should you do before turning a corner?

A) Signal, then turn immediately without checking.

B) Turn on your hazard lights and proceed with caution.

C) Check your mirrors and blind spots, then signal well before the turn.

D) Only check your mirrors if there is traffic behind you.

Correct! Wrong!

Before turning, check your mirrors and blind spots to ensure it is safe, and signal your intention well in advance.

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2.How should you handle a right turn at a red light?

A) Stop completely, check for pedestrians and other vehicles, then turn right if the way is clear.

B) Proceed through the intersection without stopping if no other vehicles are present.

C) Turn right immediately without stopping if you are in a hurry.

D) Only turn right if you have a green light.

Correct! Wrong!

Before turning right on red, you must come to a complete stop, check for pedestrians and other vehicles, and only turn if it is safe.

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3.What is the correct way to turn left at an intersection with a two-way road to another two-way road?

A) Turn from the left curb lane into the far right lane.

B) Turn from the lane closest to the center line into the lane right of the center line, then move into the right curb lane when possible.

C) Turn from the far right lane into the far left lane.

D) Turn from any lane as long as you signal.

Correct! Wrong!

For a left turn, start from the lane closest to the center line and turn into the lane right of the center line. Move to the right curb lane when it is safe.

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4.When two vehicles from opposite directions meet in an intersection and both intend to turn left, what should they do?

A) Each vehicle should turn left in front of the other, which may cause a conflict.

B) Each vehicle should turn left behind the other vehicle, allowing a smooth flow of traffic.

C) Both vehicles should turn right instead of left to avoid the intersection.

D) One vehicle should wait for the other to complete its turn before proceeding.

Correct! Wrong!

Each vehicle should turn left behind the other to avoid conflict and ensure safe navigation through the intersection.

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5.What are the correct steps to use a two-way left-turn lane?u00a0

A) Signal, move into the center lane, and immediately turn left.u00a0

B) Signal and enter the center lane, then drive straight until you can turn.u00a0

C) Signal and enter the center lane before your turn, slow down, move to a spot opposite your turn, and turn when clear.u00a0

D) Move into the center lane and turn left without signaling if it looks clear.u00a0

Correct! Wrong!

To use a two-way left-turn lane properly, signal, enter the lane early, slow down, position yourself opposite your intended turn, and make your turn when it’s safe.u00a0

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6.On a divided road, at what speed limit is it illegal to drive in reverse?u00a0

A) 80 km/hu00a0

B) 90 km/hu00a0

C) 100 km/hu00a0

D) 110 km/hu00a0

Correct! Wrong!

Driving in reverse is illegal on divided roads with a speed limit of 80 km/h or more due to safety reasons.u00a0

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7.When approaching a roundabout, what should you do?

A) Enter the roundabout from any lane as long as it is clear.

B) Ignore signage and proceed directly into the roundabout.

C) Speed up and enter the roundabout from the right lane regardless of your intended exit.

D) Choose the appropriate lane based on your intended exit and yield to traffic already in the roundabout.

Correct! Wrong!

Select the correct lane for your exit and yield to traffic that is already in the roundabout.

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8.How should you exit a roundabout?

A) Signal your exit, stay in your lane, and maintain your position relative to other vehicles.

B) Exit quickly without signaling to avoid holding up traffic.

C) Change lanes while exiting to avoid other vehicles.

D) Signal and exit only if there is a traffic light.

Correct! Wrong!

Signal your exit from the roundabout and stay in your lane to avoid collisions.

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9.What is the correct procedure for backing up your vehicle?

A) Turn your head and body to look over your shoulder in the direction you are moving and back up slowly.

B) Use your rearview mirror only and back up quickly.

C) Reverse without checking behind you if you have sensors.

D) Back up without turning your body if you are using a backup camera.

Correct! Wrong!

When backing up, turn your head and body to look over your shoulder and proceed slowly to ensure safety.

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10.When is it illegal to make a U-turn?

A) On a clear stretch of road with good visibility.

B) On a curve in the road, near a railway crossing, hilltop, or bridge that blocks your view.

C) At an intersection with no signage.

D) When traffic is light and there is no other vehicle in sight.

Correct! Wrong!

It is illegal to make a U-turn in areas where visibility is limited, such as curves, railway crossings, hilltops, or bridges.

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11.How should you make a three-point turn?

A) Signal left, turn sharply to the left, shift into reverse, signal right, and back up to the other side of the road.

B) Signal right, turn sharply to the right, shift into reverse, and back up to the other side of the road.

C) Signal left, turn sharply to the left, drive forward, and turn around in the next driveway.

D) Signal right, reverse in a straight line, and then turn around.

Correct! Wrong!

For a three-point turn, signal left, make a sharp left turn, shift into reverse, signal right, and back up to complete the maneuver.

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12.What is the first step in changing lanes?

A) Check your mirrors and blind spots, and then signal your intention to change lanes.

B) Change lanes immediately if you want to pass another vehicle.

C) Signal your lane change without checking your mirrors or blind spots.

D) Speed up to ensure you can get into the new lane quickly.

Correct! Wrong!

Before changing lanes, check mirrors and blind spots, then signal to indicate your intention.

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13.When passing another vehicle, what should you do after overtaking?

A) Immediately return to your original lane without signaling.

B) Signal that you want to move back into your original lane only when you can see the entire front of the vehicle you passed in your inside mirror.

C) Speed up and return to your lane quickly to avoid being passed yourself.

D) Continue to stay in the passing lane and ignore other vehicles.

Correct! Wrong!

After overtaking, signal to move back into your lane when you can see the entire front of the vehicle you passed in your inside mirror.

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14.What should you do if you are passing a vehicle at night?

A) Use your high beams to pass and leave them on until you are completely back in your lane.

B) Use your low beams as you approach, switch to high beams to pass, and switch back to low beams once you are ahead of the vehicle.

C) Drive with your high beams on throughout the pass to avoid confusion.

D) Avoid passing at night as it is too dangerous.

Correct! Wrong!

Use low beams as you approach, switch to high beams to pass, and revert to low beams once you have completed the pass.

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15.When is it permissible to pass on the right?

A) When overtaking a vehicle turning left or on multi-lane roads.

B) When passing a vehicle that is stopped at a traffic light.

C) When driving on the shoulder of the road.

D) When the vehicle in front of you is moving slowly.

Correct! Wrong!

Passing on the right is permissible when overtaking a vehicle turning left or on multi-lane roads where such maneuvers are allowed.

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16.What should you do if you are approaching a streetcar that is stopped and passengers are getting on or off?

A) Pass the streetcar on the right, staying at least two meters behind the rear doors where passengers are getting on or off.

B) Pass the streetcar on the left, regardless of the passengers.

C) Stop and wait until all passengers have safely boarded or alighted.

D) Speed up and pass the streetcar quickly to avoid delays.

Correct! Wrong!

Pass the streetcar on the right, keeping a distance of at least two meters behind the doors where passengers are boarding or alighting.

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17.How should you handle lane changes in heavy traffic?

A) Change lanes frequently to find a faster route.

B) Avoid unnecessary lane changes and stay in your lane as much as possible.

C) Move quickly between lanes to get ahead of other vehicles.

D) Change lanes regardless of other drivers positions.

Correct! Wrong!

In heavy traffic, avoid unnecessary lane changes to maintain stability and avoid potential accidents.

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18.What is the rule about passing on the shoulder?

A) You may pass on the shoulder only if it is paved and you are passing a vehicle turning left.

B) You may pass on the shoulder regardless of its condition.

C) Passing on the shoulder is allowed at any time.

D) You may pass on the shoulder only if there is heavy traffic.

Correct! Wrong!

Passing on the shoulder is only allowed if it is paved and you are overtaking a vehicle that is turning left.

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19.What should you do when a faster vehicle wants to pass you?

A) Move to the right and allow the faster vehicle to pass safely.

B) Speed up to prevent the vehicle from passing you.

C) Ignore the faster vehicle and maintain your current speed.

D) Change lanes immediately without checking for other traffic.

Correct! Wrong!

Move to the right to let a faster vehicle pass safely, ensuring you do not obstruct their progress.

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20.When is it illegal to pass another vehicle?

A) When passing within 30 meters of a pedestrian crossover.

B) When overtaking a vehicle turning left.

C) On a multi-lane road where all lanes are moving.

D) When the road is clear and there are no obstacles.

Correct! Wrong!

Passing is illegal within 30 meters of a pedestrian crossover due to safety concerns for pedestrians.

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21.What should you be cautious of when passing parked vehicles?

A) Be alert for people suddenly opening doors or vehicles loading and unloading.

B) Speed up to pass quickly and avoid delays.

C) Ignore any potential hazards and focus solely on the vehicle you are passing.

D) Only pass if the parked vehicles are empty.

Correct! Wrong!

Watch out for people opening doors or vehicles loading and unloading when passing parked cars.

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22.Before changing lanes, what is a crucial visual check to perform in addition to using your rearview mirror?

a) Checking your fuel gauge.

b) Signaling your intention.

c) Performing a shoulder check.

d) Observing oncoming traffic only.

Correct! Wrong!

A shoulder check is essential before changing lanes to directly view any vehicles in your blind spots that mirrors might miss.

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23.When is it permissible to change across multiple lanes with a single shoulder check and signal?

a) Only during very light traffic conditions.

b) When you are moving at a very slow speed.

c) If the entire multi-lane movement can be safely completed.

d) It is never acceptable to change multiple lanes at once.

Correct! Wrong!

You may change across multiple lanes with one signal and shoulder check if you can execute the entire maneuver safely without interruption.

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24.If you are unable to perform a shoulder check and must rely only on mirrors to check to the side and rear, how many lanes can you change at a time?

a) Only one lane at a time.

b) A maximum of two lanes.

c) As many as needed, if the path is clear.

d) Mirror-only checks are never sufficient for lane changes.

Correct! Wrong!

Without the direct visual confirmation of a shoulder check, limiting lane changes to one at a time minimizes risk when relying solely on mirrors.

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25.What is strictly prohibited when changing lanes, regardless of other conditions?

a) Changing lanes on a curve.

b) Changing lanes at intersections.

c) Changing lanes during heavy rain.

d) Changing lanes without slowing down.

Correct! Wrong!

Lane changes are expressly prohibited at intersections due to increased traffic complexity and potential for collisions.

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26.Besides a full lane change, when are signals and checks required before moving your vehicle?

a) When increasing your speed on a highway.

b) When maneuvering past parked vehicles.

c) When stopping suddenly.

d) When driving in a straight line.

Correct! Wrong!

Any deviation from a straight line, such as moving around parked cars, requires proper signaling and checking to alert other drivers to your intentions.

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27.Based on typical mirror placement, which area around your vehicle is generally NOT visible when using only your inside rearview mirror?

a) Directly behind your vehicle.

b) The area immediately to the side of your vehicle.

c) The blind spot.

d) The area directly behind your vehicle.

Correct! Wrong!

The inside rearview mirror provides a view directly behind your vehicle, but not the areas to the side or the critical blind spots.

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28.Which area around your vehicle is typically visible using only your sideview mirror, but not your inside rearview mirror?

a) The area directly behind the vehicle.

b) The area immediately to the side of the vehicle.

c) The blind spot farthest from your vehicle.

d) Only distant traffic behind you.

Correct! Wrong!

Sideview mirrors are designed to show the areas alongside your vehicle, filling in part of the view that the inside rearview mirror cannot provide.

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29.What maneuver does a driver indicate by extending their left arm straight out horizontally from the vehicle?

a) A right turn.

b) A left turn.

c) A stop.

d) Speeding up.

Correct! Wrong!

When a driver extends their left arm straight out horizontally, this signal clearly indicates their intention to move left, mimicking the direction of the vehicles turn. Its used when vehicle signal lights are not functioning.

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30.What does a driver communicate by extending their left arm out the window and bending it upwards at the elbow?

a) Stopping.

b) Changing lanes.

c) A U-turn.

d) A right turn.

Correct! Wrong!

This hand signal, with the arm bent upwards at a 90-degree angle, is a universal way for drivers to communicate their intention to turn right, especially when their vehicles turn signals are inoperable.

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31.What does a driver signal by extending their left arm out and bending it downwards at the elbow?

a) Stopping or slowing.

b) Accelerating.

c) Signaling a hazard.

d) Yielding to traffic.

Correct! Wrong!

This specific hand position, with the left arm extended out and pointing downwards, serves as a clear visual cue to following drivers that the vehicle is coming to a stop or significantly slowing down. Its crucial when brake lights are not working.

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32.When approaching a curve, what is the recommended action?

a) Accelerate just before entering the curve.

b) Maintain your current speed throughout the curve.

c) Slow down before entering the curve.

d) Brake firmly while in the curve.

Correct! Wrong!

For safety and control, it is advised to reduce your speed before you actually enter a curve. Slowing down early helps maintain traction and better steering control throughout the curve.

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33.If you find yourself entering a curve too fast, what is the recommended braking technique?

a) Jam on the brakes to stop immediately.

b) Avoid using brakes at all.

c) Apply the brakes carefully to maintain control.

d) Shift to a lower gear without braking.

Correct! Wrong!

Should you enter a curve at an excessive speed, apply the brakes cautiously to help you retain control of the vehicle. Sudden braking or steering could lead to skidding or loss of control.

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34.When entering a left-hand curve, what is the appropriate steering position?

a) Steer directly towards the right side of the road.

b) Steer towards, but not over, the center of the road.

c) Maintain your lane position exactly in the middle.

d) Steer sharply to the left.

Correct! Wrong!

In a left-hand curve, you should steer your vehicle towards the center of the road, ensuring you do not cross over the center line. This improves visibility and keeps your vehicle safely positioned in your lane.

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35.When entering a right-hand curve, what is the recommended steering action?

a) Steer towards the right side of the road.

b) Steer towards the left side of the road.

c) Steer straight ahead until halfway through the curve.

d) Increase speed to navigate the curve quickly.

Correct! Wrong!

For a right-hand curve, the correct technique involves steering your vehicle towards the right side of the road. This helps avoid drifting toward the center line and reduces the risk of collision with oncoming traffic.

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36.According to turning rules, when should you signal your intention to turn when driving within cities, towns, or villages?

a) At least 10 meters before the turn.

b) At least 30 meters before the turn.

c) Only as you begin the turn.

d) At least 150 meters before the turn.

Correct! Wrong!

When turning within urban areas like cities, towns, or villages, you must activate your turn signal a minimum of 30 meters before executing the turn. This allows other drivers and pedestrians to anticipate your movement.

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37.When driving outside cities, towns, or villages, what is the minimum distance you should signal before a turn?

a) At least 30 meters.

b) At least 50 meters.

c) At least 150 meters.

d) Only when you reach the turn.

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On roads outside of populated areas, it is required to signal your turn at least 150 meters in advance to give other drivers ample warning. This is especially important due to higher speeds and longer stopping distances.

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38.For vehicles with manual transmissions, what action should you take before making a turn?

a) Accelerate to gather momentum.

b) Depress the clutch fully.

c) Engage the parking brake.

d) Shift to the proper gear.

Correct! Wrong!

Drivers of manual transmission vehicles should shift into the correct gear for the turn before they begin the actual turning maneuver. Doing this ensures you maintain control and avoid stalling mid-turn.

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39.When executing a right turn, from which lane should the turn typically be initiated?

a) The lane furthest from the curb.

b) The right lane nearest the curb.

c) The center lane.

d) Any lane, as long as its safe.

Correct! Wrong!

Right turns should generally originate from the lane closest to the right-hand curb. This minimizes disruption to traffic flow and helps prevent collisions with cyclists or pedestrians.

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40.Into which lane should a right turn typically be completed?

a) The center lane of the new road.

b) The left lane nearest the curb of the new road.

c) The right lane nearest the curb of the other road.

d) Any available lane that appears clear.

Correct! Wrong!

The proper procedure for a right turn is to move into the right lane nearest the curb of the street you are turning onto. This ensures a smooth and predictable maneuver for all road users.

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41.What should you do if you see pedestrians before making a right turn?

a) Yield the right-of-way to them if they are crossing the street.

b) Accelerate to pass before pedestrians enter.

c) Honk to warn them to clear the crosswalk.

d) Assume pedestrians will stop for vehicles.

Correct! Wrong!

Before initiating a right turn, drivers must look for and yield to any pedestrians who are crossing the street. Failing to do so could result in a traffic offense or a collision.

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42.In communities where a white line marks the shoulder on the right side of the road, where should you position your vehicle when making a right turn?

a) Drive onto the shoulder to widen your turn.

b) Stay to the left of the white line.

c) Position your vehicle directly on the white line.

d) Move as far right as possible, even if crossing the line.

Correct! Wrong!

When a white line defines the shoulder, you should remain to the left of this line while preparing and executing your right turn. Crossing onto the shoulder unnecessarily can create confusion and hazards.

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43.On wide roads in towns and villages that do not have white lines on the right side, where should you position your vehicle when turning right?

a) Towards the center of the road.

b) Well over to the right.

c) On the left side of the lane.

d) In the middle of the lane.

Correct! Wrong!

On wide roads within towns or villages that lack painted shoulder lines, drivers should position their vehicle well to the right when preparing for a right turn. This helps prevent traffic delays and improves visibility for everyone.

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44.On highways outside towns and villages, what do solid white pavement markings typically identify?

a) The center of the highway.

b) Designated passing lanes.

c) The edge of the road and the shoulder.

d) Areas for temporary parking.

Correct! Wrong!

Solid white pavement markings on highways indicate the boundary of the main travel lanes and the start of the shoulder area. Drivers should avoid crossing these lines except in emergencies.

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45.What is the primary purpose of shoulders on highways?

a) For continuous driving by slower vehicles.

b) As a safe place for stopped or disabled vehicles.

c) For passing other vehicles.

d) As emergency acceleration lanes.

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Shoulders are specifically intended to provide a safe refuge for vehicles that are stopped or have become disabled. They also offer space for emergency maneuvers and access for rescue services.

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46.When turning right off a highway and being followed by high-speed through vehicles, what effort should a careful driver make?

a) Brake suddenly to warn following vehicles.

b) Get off the travel lanes as quickly as possible.

c) Stay in the travel lane until the last moment.

d) Accelerate to maintain highway speed.

Correct! Wrong!

A cautious driver, when turning right from a highway with high-speed traffic behind them, should try to move off the main travel lanes as quickly as is reasonably possible. This reduces the risk of being rear-ended and ensures smoother traffic flow.

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47.Why are left turns more dangerous than right turns?

a) They always involve higher speeds.

b) They typically require merging into through traffic.

c) They frequently involve oncoming traffic.

d) They are often performed at uncontrolled intersections.

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Left turns are typically more dangerous because they require you to cross in front of oncoming traffic. This puts the vehicle directly in the path of vehicles coming from the opposite direction, increasing the risk of side-impact collisions.

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48.Before making any left turn, what is a crucial step regarding your lane position?

a) Drive as fast as possible to clear the intersection.

b) Enter the proper lane well before the intersection.

c) Signal only as you begin to turn.

d) Position your vehicle in the rightmost lane.

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Being in the correct lane ahead of time ensures youre ready to turn safely and legally. It gives surrounding traffic clear notice of your intentions and avoids last-minute swerves or lane changes that could lead to confusion or collisions.

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49.When approaching an intersection to make a left turn, what type of road user should you specifically watch for at the crosswalk?

a) Other turning vehicles.

b) Parked cars.

c) Pedestrians.

d) Emergency vehicles only.

Correct! Wrong!

Pedestrians may be crossing the street youre turning onto, especially at marked or unmarked crosswalks. They usually have the right-of-way, and failing to yield can lead to dangerous situations or violations.

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50.Under what condition should a driver never enter an intersection?

a) If traffic ahead is moving slowly.

b) If its not safe to do so.

c) If you are making a right turn.

d) If the light is stale green.

Correct! Wrong!

Even with a green light, you should never enter an intersection unless you’re sure you can clear it completely. Getting stuck in the intersection can block cross traffic, cause gridlock, or result in a collision when lights change.

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51.What scenario prohibits you from entering an intersection?

a) If there are no other vehicles present.

b) If the intersection has a flashing yellow light.

c) If the speed limit changes within the intersection.

d) If traffic is backed up in the lane you wish to enter.

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If your vehicle can’t fully clear the intersection because of congestion ahead, you must wait. Entering under such conditions can obstruct traffic and place you at risk if the light changes while youre still in the intersection.

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52.Where should you position your vehicle when established in an intersection, preparing for a left turn on a green light?

a) Just before the center of the intersection and just to the right of the directional oncoming line.

b) In the middle of the first lane of the cross street.

c) Directly on the crosswalk.

d) As far left as possible, close to the oncoming traffic.

Correct! Wrong!

Positioning just before the center of the intersection gives you a clear view of oncoming traffic and leaves room for other vehicles. It also sets you up to complete the turn smoothly when its safe to do so.

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53.If the traffic light turns yellow or red while you are already established in the intersection waiting to complete a left turn, what should you do?

a) Stop immediately and wait for the next green light.

b) Back out of the intersection if possible.

c) Watch for traffic slowing down to stop and complete your turn when safe.

d) Wait for a police officer to direct you.

Correct! Wrong!

You’re legally allowed to complete your turn if you were already in the intersection when the light changed. Watch for oncoming traffic stopping and turn as soon as it’s safe, clearing the intersection quickly.

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54.What is a cul-de-sac?

a) A sharp turn on a rural road.

b) A temporary construction detour.

c) A street closed at one end, with a circular area for turning.

d) A divided highway lane.

Correct! Wrong!

A cul-de-sac is a street with no through access, commonly ending in a circular area that allows vehicles to turn around without reversing.

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55.When driving in a cul-de-sac, what should you be especially cautious of?

a) Potholes and poor signage.

b) Construction equipment.

c) Police speed traps.

d) Children playing and vehicles reversing from driveways.

Correct! Wrong!

Cul-de-sacs are usually in residential zones, so you should drive slowly and watch carefully for children, pedestrians, and vehicles backing out of driveways.

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56.What is the general driving rule when navigating a cul-de-sac?

a) Slow down and stay to the right.

b) Keep to the left and speed up.

c) Drive in the center and accelerate to exit.

d) Stop and honk before turning.

Correct! Wrong!

You should reduce your speed and stay to the right when driving in a cul-de-sac to safely navigate the turn and avoid any obstacles or pedestrians.

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57.What does a sign indicating that the right lane ends ahead tell drivers?

a) You should immediately stop and turn around.

b) The road is becoming a one-way street.

c) You need to merge safely into the left lane.

d) You must increase your speed quickly.

Correct! Wrong!

A sign showing the right lane ending ahead informs drivers in that lane that they must prepare to merge into the left lane safely and smoothly.

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58.When your lane is ending and you must merge, what should you do?

a) Adjust your speed and wait for a safe gap to merge.

b) Merge immediately, even if there is no gap.

c) Stop and wait for other drivers to let you in.

d) Honk to signal your intent to merge.

Correct! Wrong!

When your lane is ending, you should adjust your speed within the speed limit and look for a safe opening in the adjacent lane to merge without causing disruption or danger.

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59.How can drivers already in the continuing lane help merging traffic?

a) Speed up to block merging vehicles.

b) Stay in their lane and ignore the merging vehicles.

c) Adjust their speed or change lanes to allow room.

d) Stop to let the merging vehicle in.

Correct! Wrong!

Drivers in the lane that continues can assist merging traffic by either adjusting their speed to create space or moving over to another lane if it’s safe to do so, helping maintain a smooth flow.

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60.What is the safest way to merge when your lane ends?

a) Swerve quickly into the next lane.

b) Merge as early as possible without checking mirrors.

c) Accelerate past traffic to force a merge.

d) Signal, check your mirrors and blind spot, and merge when safe.

Correct! Wrong!

Safe merging involves signaling early, checking mirrors and blind spots, and merging only when there is a safe gap, all while staying within the speed limit.

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