Intersections and Right-of-Way Rules Flashcards
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If a traffic signal is not functioning at an intersection, how should you treat it?
Answer: Treat it as a four-way stop
When a traffic signal is not working, the intersection must be treated as a four-way stop — all drivers must stop and yield accordingly.
What is a controlled intersection?
Answer: Any intersection with traffic signs, signals, or pavement markings that assign right of way
A controlled intersection has signs, signals, or pavement markings that regulate traffic flow and assign right of way.
Before changing lanes on a multi-lane road, what must you do?
Answer: Signal, check both mirrors, and check the blind spot in the direction of the lane change
A safe lane change requires signaling your intent, checking mirrors, and physically checking the blind spot to confirm the lane is clear.
When making a right turn from the correct position, which lane should you turn into?
Answer: The nearest (rightmost) lane of the road you are entering
When turning right, you must turn into the nearest available lane on the road you are entering, keeping as close to the right curb as safe.
When must you yield to a pedestrian even if you have a green light?
Answer: When a pedestrian is crossing the street you are turning onto
Even with a green light, you must yield to pedestrians who are lawfully crossing the street into which you are turning.
What should you do when making a U-turn?
Answer: Yield to all oncoming traffic and pedestrians before completing the turn
Before and during a U-turn, you must yield to all oncoming vehicles and pedestrians since you will be crossing their path.