Questions and Answers
What is the right-of-way rule when two vehicles arrive at an intersection at different times?
The vehicle that arrives first goes first.
What must a driver do when two vehicles arrive at an intersection at the same time with no signs or signals?
The driver on the left must allow the driver on the right to go first.
If the traffic lights at an intersection are not working, vehicles must stop, and the driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right.
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What should drivers do when entering an interstate from an entrance ramp?
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What must drivers do when entering an intersection or traffic circle?
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What must a driver do when entering a roadway from a private road or driveway?
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What is required of drivers regarding pedestrians in crosswalks?
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You must yield to funeral processions.
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Other drivers in a funeral procession can cut through or join the procession.
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Drivers must yield to military convoys.
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What action should drivers take when they see vehicles with flashing lights?
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Yield also means to _____ if you cannot merge safely into the flow of traffic.
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What must drivers do when approaching a stopped vehicle with flashing lights on a four-lane highway?
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What should you do when emergency vehicles approach you from behind with sirens or flashing lights?
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What action is required when emergency vehicles approach you in the opposite lane on an undivided highway?
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What must entering traffic do when approaching a roundabout?
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What should drivers do when approaching a roundabout?
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When you arrive at a roundabout, who do you need to yield to?
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What should drivers do while inside a roundabout?
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Study Notes
Right-of-Way at Intersections
- At intersections without signs or signals, the vehicle that arrives first has priority over others.
- When two vehicles arrive simultaneously, the driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right.
- If traffic lights are out, all vehicles must stop and the driver on the left should yield to the driver on the right.
Right-of-Way for Entrance Ramps
- Vehicles entering an interstate from an entrance ramp must yield to existing highway traffic.
- Drivers must yield to traffic in intersections or traffic circles before entering.
Right-of-Way Rules for Private Roads
- Vehicles entering from private roads or driveways must stop and yield to all traffic and pedestrians.
Right-of-Way for Pedestrians
- Pedestrians crossing at marked crosswalks or unmarked intersections must be yielded to by drivers.
- Caution is crucial when turning on red, as it can pose hazards to pedestrians.
Right-of-Way for Funerals and Military Convoys
- Funeral processions have the right-of-way and should not be interfered with; the lead vehicle must obey signs unless escorted by police.
- Military convoys must also be yielded to; drivers should not cut through or join them.
Yielding to Emergency Vehicles
- Drivers must yield to vehicles with flashing lights by pulling over until the vehicle passes.
- On a four-lane highway, change lanes if possible when approaching a stopped emergency vehicle; if not, reduce speed and proceed with caution.
- It is prohibited to park within 500 feet of stopped emergency vehicles.
Roundabouts: Definition and Rules
- Roundabouts feature a circular island and may have one or more lanes; entering traffic yields to traffic already in the circle.
- Entry is marked by yield signs and may have yield line markings; drivers must follow these indicators.
Roundabout Guidelines
- Approach roundabouts slowly and use turn signals to indicate desired exit.
- Stay to the right to turn right, remain in either lane to go straight, and stay left to turn left.
Roundabout Safety Measures
- Observe street and directional signs prior to entering the roundabout.
- Yield to pedestrians, bicyclists, and vehicles already in the roundabout before entering.
- Once inside, maintain your lane and signal for exits while being aware of potential blind spots.
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Test your knowledge on the right-of-way rules at intersections, entrance ramps, and regarding pedestrian traffic. This quiz covers important principles that every driver should understand to ensure safety on the roads. Learn about yielding priorities and special considerations for funerals and military convoys.