Questions and Answers
What must a driver do if he/she sees an emergency vehicle on the side of the road next to his/her lane of travel with lights flashing and/or sirens on?
Change lanes if safe and possible or, if not possible, slow down to a safe and prudent speed.
What are dangerous elements of mixed use roads? (Select all that apply)
According to the MD driver Manual, where do pedestrians have the right of way?
At street crossings, at any crosswalk whether marked or unmarked, and if a driver is turning on a steady green or making a right turn on red.
Distracted pedestrians are a growing problem annually.
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At 40 mph, what percent of pedestrians survive impact with a vehicle?
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What does this sign indicate: 'You are going the wrong way on a one way street'?
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If a driver needs to turn right at an intersection and the signal is red, what should they do?
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What can a driver do from a shared left turn lane?
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If two vehicles arrive at an intersection with stop signs on all four corners, which driver must yield?
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A driver may pass another vehicle on a two-lane road if there is a single broken yellow line between the two lanes.
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Study Notes
Emergency Vehicles
- Drivers must change lanes if safe when encountering an emergency vehicle with flashing lights or sirens; if lane change is not feasible, slow down to a safe speed.
Mixed-Use Roads
- Dangerous elements include parked cars, distracted pedestrians, and inattentive drivers searching for destinations.
Pedestrian Right of Way (R.O.W.)
- Pedestrians have the right of way at street crossings, in marked and unmarked crosswalks, and when drivers are turning on a green light or right on red.
Distracted Pedestrians
- The issue of distracted pedestrians is becoming increasingly severe each year.
Pedestrian Survival Rate
- Only 10% of pedestrians survive when struck by a vehicle traveling at 40 mph.
Wrong Way Sign
- A specific sign alerts drivers they are traveling the wrong way on a one-way street.
Turning Right on Red
- Drivers are permitted to turn right at a red signal after a complete stop and ensuring the intersection is clear, as long as it is legal to do so.
Shared Left Turn Lane
- A driver can use a shared left turn lane to enter or exit onto a multilane road.
Yielding at Intersections
- At intersections where four-way stop signs are present, the driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right if both arrive simultaneously.
Passing on Two-Lane Roads
- Passing another vehicle is allowed on a two-lane road with a single broken yellow line separating the lanes.
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Test your knowledge on essential traffic safety regulations, including rules for emergency vehicles, pedestrian right of way, and safe driving practices in mixed-use areas. This quiz will help you understand the importance of being a responsible driver and pedestrian in order to enhance road safety.
