Traffic Rules and Signals Quiz

You must obey instructions from law enforcement officers, even if it means going against typical traffic rules.

Stop your vehicle, exchange information with involved parties, report the accident to authorities within 24 hours, and provide your insurance and driver's license.

Generally, there is no designated right of way at a roundabout. Exercise caution and yield to vehicles already circulating in the roundabout.

Four signs guide drivers approaching a roundabout. These signs indicate the need to slow down, acknowledge the roundabout ahead, maintain left lane position, and yield to other vehicles already in the roundabout.

You must park at least 12 meters (40 feet) away from both bus stops and pedestrian crossings.

You must not overtake another vehicle when driving on the left side of this line.

It means you can overtake a vehicle if it is safe to do so.

A road with two lanes separated by a strip of land, allowing for two-way traffic.

A road that ends in a dead end, with no exit.

A green arrow indicating that you can proceed in the direction shown, even if other traffic lights are red.

A traffic light sequence where the red light means stop, green light means proceed, and amber light means stop unless you've already crossed the stop line.

Extend your right arm and hand below shoulder level, moving it back and forth to signal you're ready to be overtaken by another vehicle.

Extend your right arm, palm forward, and hold it rigidly in a horizontal position to signal a right turn, moving out into traffic, or overtaking a car.

Raise your hand towards your shoulder and move your forearm vertically to signal you're going straight ahead.

Maintain a distance of at least 150 meters (500 feet) when following an emergency vehicle.

The vehicle traveling downhill has priority.

Check your mirrors, signal, and then proceed with caution, only moving out if there's no risk of collision.

You must be at least 12 meters (40 feet) away from corners and intersections when parking.

You must report any accident to the police within 24 hours.

Always yield to vehicles already circulating in the roundabout.

Driving in low gear helps maintain control and prevents skidding on wet or slippery surfaces.

A concealed entrance is a driveway or road leading into a property that is difficult to see from the main road.

Yielding right of way means giving priority to other vehicles or pedestrians.

The maximum speed limit for all vehicles in built-up areas in Jamaica is 50 km/h.

Riding brakes gently after driving through water helps dry the brake pads and prevent brake failure.

The first rule of the road involves staying on the left side unless you are turning right or overtaking.

You must drive steadily and safely at all times. This includes maintaining a safe distance from the vehicle in front, being aware of your surroundings, and always being able to stop safely given the conditions.

Overtaking on the left is permitted in specific situations, such as on one-way roads, roundabouts, or when passing slow-moving vehicles.

When approaching a vehicle at a road junction, the vehicle coming down the hill typically has the right of way. However, heavier vehicles may be given priority regardless of whether they are going uphill or downhill.

At a crossing without police, traffic lights, or signs, neither vehicle or pedestrian has inherent priority. All users must exercise caution and proceed cautiously.

A slip road aids vehicles turning left at an intersection by providing a separate lane to move out of the way of oncoming traffic, preventing traffic congestion.

Filtration in traffic refers to a driver turning left without receiving a clear signal from a traffic officer or light, typically when being held up at a junction.

After overtaking a vehicle, drivers should always check their rear-view mirror before rejoining the main lane to ensure they aren't blocking the vehicle they just overtook.

Vehicles that are designed and equipped to respond to emergencies, such as fire trucks, ambulances, and police cars with sirens activated.

This sign indicates that drivers must keep to the left lane of the road. It's common at intersections or where lanes merge.

This sign indicates the proximity of a hospital. It's important for drivers to be aware of their surroundings and potential hazards.

Drivers must yield to pedestrians crossing the road. It's crucial to prioritize the safety of pedestrians.

Drivers should stay within the bounds of the major road. It's essential to maintain traffic flow and avoid unnecessary turns.

A place where a stream or river crosses a road.

To safely follow another vehicle, maintain a distance of at least 36 meters (120 feet) when traveling at 64 km/h (40 mph).

You may pass another vehicle on the left when directed by a traffic officer, there’s a stationary obstacle blocking the road, or when on a one-way street.

Avoid overtaking at pedestrian crossings and intersections.

After overtaking, check your rear-view mirror before merging back into your lane, and signal (rear indicator) to alert other drivers.

You must stop your vehicle immediately when involved in an accident.

The driver intends to slow down or stop.

It is safe to use the right of way when it is safe to do so.

It is safer to allow the driver behind to pass if you are traveling at the maximum speed limit.

Maintain your current speed when being overtaken by another vehicle.

If a police officer directs you to proceed through a red light, you must obey their instructions.

When driving a right-hand drive vehicle, signal a right turn using your right-hand indicator and extend your right arm with your palm facing forward.

A flashing red light means you must come to a complete stop.

When driving on wet or slippery roads, drive in low gear to maintain control and prevent skidding.

Pull over to the left side of the road and stop when you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle.