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What does a green arrow signal indicate?
What does a green arrow signal indicate?
What is the purpose of a blue sign in road signage?
What is the purpose of a blue sign in road signage?
When driving in a lane marked with a left-turn arrow, you are permitted to:
When driving in a lane marked with a left-turn arrow, you are permitted to:
What do orange and pink signs typically indicate?
What do orange and pink signs typically indicate?
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What is the significance of an octagonal (stop) sign?
What is the significance of an octagonal (stop) sign?
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What must a driver do before making a right turn on red?
What must a driver do before making a right turn on red?
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What should a driver do if the traffic light changes from red to a flashing yellow arrow while a pedestrian is crossing?
What should a driver do if the traffic light changes from red to a flashing yellow arrow while a pedestrian is crossing?
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Under what condition can a driver go at a green light?
Under what condition can a driver go at a green light?
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How should a driver approach traffic signs in poor visibility conditions?
How should a driver approach traffic signs in poor visibility conditions?
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What must a driver do when turning without a green arrow?
What must a driver do when turning without a green arrow?
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Study Notes
Right Turn on Red
- Turning right on a red light is permitted after coming to a complete stop.
- Must yield the right-of-way to pedestrians and vehicles from other directions.
- Check for less visible vehicles, including bicycles and motorcycles, before turning.
- Pedestrians in the intersection must be allowed to cross before turning, especially with a flashing yellow arrow.
Green Light and Arrow Signals
- A green light allows you to go if the way is clear; a green arrow indicates you can proceed in that direction.
- When turning without a green arrow, yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.
Traffic Signs
- The color and shape convey essential information, aiding visibility in poor conditions.
- Green signs provide destination info; blue signs share motorist services; brown signs indicate historical or cultural sites.
- Orange and black signs warn of construction; pink and black signs alert to incidents.
Sign Shapes
- Octagon (Stop): Always indicates a complete stop is required.
- Circle with a slash indicates prohibition (e.g., No U-turn).
- Rectangular: Regulatory or informational; must comply.
Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons (PHBs)
- Activates when pedestrians approach a crosswalk; one yellow light flashes to alert drivers.
- Additional signs may indicate crosswalk locations.
Specific Regulatory Signs
- Do Not Pass: Marks the beginning of no passing zones.
- Speed Limit: Indicates maximum allowed speed under good conditions; may vary based on circumstances.
- Keep Right: Directs vehicles to the indicated side; often near traffic islands.
- No Passing Zone: Prohibits passing even when the way is clear.
Alerts and Warnings
- Stop Ahead/Yield Ahead: Alerts that a stop or yield sign is approaching.
- Horse-Drawn Buggies: Warns of regular passage in the area; maintain caution and keep distance.
- Signal Ahead: Indicates nearby traffic signals, preparing drivers to stop.
Road Condition Alerts
- Rumble Strips Ahead: Warns of obstacles and encourages drivers to reduce speed.
- Rough Road/Bump Signs: Indicate potentially hazardous road conditions requiring reduced speeds.
Lane Control and Merging
- Merge: Indicates two lanes will combine; drivers should safely merge.
- Lane Reduction: Warns that a lane will soon end.
Message Boards
- Provide updated information on traffic, weather, construction, or hazards; obey displayed instructions.
- Fines may apply for violations in work zones, emphasizing safety awareness.
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Description
Test your knowledge of traffic rules regarding yielding the right of way, especially when turning right on red. Understand the importance of coming to a complete stop and checking for pedestrians and other vehicles. This quiz will help reinforce essential safety practices on the road.
