AZDOT Right-of-Way Rules 5

Question 1

You are driving on a two-lane highway when an oncoming vehicle crosses the center line toward you. You should steer:

Accepted Answer

Right toward the shoulder to avoid the collision

Answer

When an oncoming vehicle crosses into your lane, steering right toward the shoulder gives the best chance of avoiding a head-on collision.

Question 2

At a four-way stop, Vehicle A stopped first, then Vehicles B and C arrived simultaneously (B on A's right, C on A's left). After A goes, who goes next?

Accepted Answer

Vehicle B, because it is to C's right

Answer

When B and C arrived simultaneously, B has right-of-way over C because B is to C's right.

Question 3

A driver making a right turn on red must:

Accepted Answer

Stop completely and yield to all crossing traffic and pedestrians before turning

Answer

A right turn on red requires a complete stop and yielding to all conflicting traffic and pedestrians before proceeding.

Question 4

You are on a highway entrance ramp and the acceleration lane has ended. Traffic on the highway is heavy with no gaps. You should:

Accepted Answer

Stop at the end of the ramp and wait for a safe gap before entering

Answer

If no safe gap exists and the acceleration lane ends, you must stop and wait for a safe opportunity rather than forcing a merge.

Question 5

You are driving in an alley and are about to cross a sidewalk before reaching the street. You must:

Accepted Answer

Stop before crossing the sidewalk and yield to pedestrians

Answer

When exiting an alley or driveway across a sidewalk, you must stop before crossing the sidewalk and yield to pedestrians.

(AZDOT) Arizona Department of Transportation Practice Test

(AZDOT) Arizona Department of Transportation Practice Test

AZDOT Right-of-Way Rules 5