Questions and Answers
What is a controlled intersection?
What is the privilege of having immediate use of a certain part of the roadway called?
Right of way
What is the term for the distance between vehicles?
Gap
What do we call an intersection where roads meet in a circle?
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An uncontrolled intersection has no signs or signals to regulate traffic.
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What is a traffic light that has been green for a long time called?
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What is a sign indicating a passive railroad crossing called?
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Study Notes
Controlled Intersection
- An intersection regulated by traffic signals or signs that dictate the right of way.
Right of Way
- Refers to the privilege of having immediate access or use of a specific part of the roadway, crucial for determining which vehicle proceeds first.
Gap
- The space measured between two vehicles, important for safe maneuvering in traffic.
Roundabout
- A circular intersection where multiple roads converge, designed to improve traffic flow and safety.
Uncontrolled Intersection
- An intersection without any traffic signs or signals to manage vehicles, relying on drivers to yield appropriately.
Stale Green Light
- A traffic signal that has remained green for an extended duration, indicating it may soon change to yellow or red, requiring caution.
Crossbuck
- A sign used to indicate a passive railroad crossing, alerting drivers to be aware of upcoming train tracks without active signals.
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Test your knowledge of key traffic concepts with these flashcards from Drivers Ed Chapter 10. Learn important definitions such as controlled intersections, right of way, gaps, and roundabouts. Perfect for preparing for your driving test or enhancing your understanding of road safety.
