1. A steady yellow arrow pointing left at an intersection indicates to the driverthat:
Answer: The left turn signal is about to change to green or red light or the red arrow
*A steady yellow arrow warns drivers that th
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1. A steady yellow arrow pointing left at an intersection indicates to the driverthat:
Answer: The left turn signal is about to change to green or red light or the red arrow
*A steady yellow arrow warns drivers that the 'protected' turning time period is
ending.Be prepared to obey the next signal which could be the green or red light or
the red arrow. If you are approaching the intersection, you must stop.*
2. An is the connection of a freeway to a road or another freeway
by a series of ramps.
Answer: Interchange
*An interchange is the connection of a freeway to a road or another freeway by a
series of ramps. The connecting roadways allow you to leave one road and enter
another safely, without disrupting the flow of traffic.*
3. Which of the following statements about right-of-way is incorrect?
Answer: At anuncontrolled T-intersection, the vehicle on the continuing street must
yield to thevehicole on the terminating street
*At an uncontrolledT-intersection, the vehicle on the terminating street must yield to
vehicles on the continuing street.*
4. With any turning vehicle, the rear wheels follow a than the frontwheels.
Answer: Shorter Path
*With any turning vehicle, the rear wheelsfollow a shorter path than the front wheels.
The longer the vehicle is, the greater the difference will be. Truck drivers initially
swing out before making a turn.*
5. Unless prohibited, drivers must use the 'three point turn' to:
Answer: Turn around ona narrow street
*Narrow streets are the source of crashes. Unless prohibited, drivers must use the
'three point turn' to turn around on a narrow street.*
6. Ifsomeone isfollowing you too closely, you must:
Answer: slow down and encouragethe driver to pass
*If someone is following you too closely (tailgating), you must slow down and
encourage the driver behind you to pass and avoid being hit from behind.
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