17 Questions
Where should you look before starting to move at a stopped intersection?
Look to the left and right
What should you ensure before crossing an intersection when stopped?
Ensure there is space to cross completely
When turning left or right across oncoming traffic, what distance should you turn on your signal ahead?
Within 100 feet of the intersection
If you are on a street with a bicycle lane, what should you do before making a turn?
Check behind for bicyclists and yield to them
When may you turn right on red?
Unless prohibited
When approaching an intersection, even if other traffic has a red light or stop sign, what should you do?
Look left and right to ensure no one is crossing
If your view of a cross street is blocked when stopped at an intersection, what should you do?
Edge forward slowly until you can clearly see crossing traffic
When approaching areas with a lot of activity along the side of the road, what is most important?
Look to the sides, within a 4-second range, for potential pedestrians
When approaching a railroad crossing, what should you do?
Slow down, look and listen for any approaching trains
If you're unsure if it's safe to cross a railroad track, what should you do?
Turn your radio down or off, stop talking, put the window down, and look and listen for a train
When should you never start to cross a railroad crossing?
When traffic is not clear ahead
What should you do at crossings with more than one track?
Wait until the passing train is well down the track before starting to cross.
Why is it important to look behind you while driving?
To know if someone is following too closely or coming up too fast.
What should you do before changing lanes?
Turn on your turn signal in the direction you are moving and check for traffic in your rearview, side mirrors, and blind spots.
Why should you look over your shoulder when changing lanes?
To make sure nobody is about to pass you.
What is a key reason for checking for vehicles behind you when driving down a long or steep hill?
To give you time to react if someone is following too closely or coming up too fast.
What action should you take if you need to change lanes, slow down, or back up?
Look for vehicles behind you and in your 'blind spots'.
Learn about important safety precautions to take at intersections, including looking left and right even when traffic signals or signs indicate it is safe to proceed. Understand the risks of assuming other drivers will always follow the rules of the road.
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