Go to Next Quiz (Rules 5)
Question 1 |

Stop and wait for the driver to turn off the flashing red lights | |
Wait for the children to exit the bus then proceed | |
Slow down and proceed cautiously | |
Speed up and proceed |
Question 2 |

You may only drive straight ahead | |
You must wait for a green light | |
Vehicles moving in any direction must stop | |
You may drive only in the direction of the green arrow |
Question 3 |

Stop just before you enter the intersection | |
Slow down and proceed with caution | |
Stop only if pedestrians are waiting to cross | |
Stop 3 feet back from the intersection |
Question 4 |

Yielding to pedestrians | |
Coming to a full stop | |
All answers are correct | |
Yielding to oncoming traffic |
Question 5 |

When a traffic officer orders you to stop | |
All answers are correct | |
Where there is a red light | |
At an intersection with a stop sign |
Question 6 |

Places for people to walk across the street, whether it is marked or not | |
Have pedestrian crossing electric signal | |
Marked with white lines | |
Marked with Yellow lines |
Question 7 |

Complete your turn as quickly as possible; you are not allowed to be in the intersection when the light turns red | |
Drive straight through the intersection before the light turns red, you've missed your chance to turn | |
Make sure no oncoming cars are trying to beat the red light and complete your turn safely | |
Back up and wait for the next green light |
Question 8 |

Permitted if there is a gridlock | |
Permitted when no sidewalks are present | |
Always legal | |
Illegal |
Question 9 |

Turning | |
When changing lanes | |
Moving from the curb or parking lane | |
All answers are correct |
Question 10 |

Emergency parking | |
Short term parking | |
Passing slower traffic | |
Beginning left turns or U-turns |
Question 11 |

Traffic in both directions must slow down | |
Traffic traveling in both directions | |
Only the traffic facing the school bus | |
Only the traffic behind the school bus |
Question 12 |

Yellow lines on the side of the road | |
A flashing arrow light | |
Raised red dots | |
A painted arrow in your lane |
Question 13 |

True | |
False |
Question 14 |

Signal the driver to pass | |
Speed up and get out of the way | |
Continue at same speed | |
Pull to the right as far as possible and stop |
Question 15 |

Reduce your speed quickly so the other vehicle can merge | |
If possible, safely make room for the merging vehicle | |
Do nothing | |
Accelerate quickly to get out of the merging vehicles way |
Question 16 |

It is unsafe to pass | |
Overtake and pass with caution | |
Pass only when no traffic is sight | |
Pass at your discretion |
Question 17 |

All answers are correct | |
On a curve | |
Where a sign prohibits a U-turn | |
Near or at the crest of a hill |
Question 18 |

Turn into either of the lanes that are safely open | |
Turn into the left lane | |
You can't turn left | |
Turn into the right lane |
Question 19 |

All answers are correct | |
Pull over to let the tailgater pass | |
Slow slightly to increase the space in front of your car, allowing you extra space to stop more gradually if you need to | |
Move into another lane |
Question 20 |

None of them | |
To the left | |
To the right | |
Straight ahead |
Question 21 |

Stop before passing this vehicle and make sure there are no pedestrians in the crosswalk | |
Sound your horn to encourage the vehicle's driver to get going | |
Pass the vehicle on the left only | |
Pass the vehicle on the right only |
Question 22 |

Just to be extra-cautious | |
It gives you an excuse to check out the people in the next car | |
It stretches out your neck while driving | |
No matter how you adjust your mirrors, you will always have blind spots |
Question 23 |

At all times | |
Only on the freeway | |
Unless you are only driving within city limits | |
Never |
Question 24 |

Vehicle approaching from the right | |
The one moving faster | |
Vehicle approaching from the left | |
Neither one |
Question 25 |

Pedestrians crossing against the light | |
Vehicles turning right | |
Pedestrians crossing with the light | |
Vehicles turning left |
Question 26 |

Slow down until they pass you, then resume normal speed | |
Move to the left to prevent passing | |
Speed up so that passing is not necessary | |
Maintain normal speed until they pass you then slow down |
Question 27 |

Pass and give more room to the oncoming traffic | |
Wait for the oncoming traffic to pass and then leave a lot of room to pass the bicyclist | |
Pass and give more room to the bicyclist | |
Speed up and pass quickly |
Question 28 |

Flags directing you away from the road work | |
A sign warning of construction ahead | |
The foreman of the highway construction | |
A person who uses different colored flags and hand signals to let traffic know when to go, stop, or slow down |
Question 29 |

You can proceed normally | |
Stop | |
Slow down | |
Stop if children are present |
Question 30 |

Be prepared for workers and equipment ahead | |
Decrease distance to any car ahead | |
Change lanes and maintain your current speed | |
Slow down because the lane ends ahead |
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