Intersections Flashcards
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When two roads of different sizes meet and there are no signs, the driver on the smaller road should:
Answer: Yield to traffic on the larger through road
Traffic entering from a minor road generally must yield to vehicles on the main through road.
You are turning right at an intersection. A cyclist is in the bike lane beside you going straight. You should:
Answer: Yield to the cyclist before turning
Cyclists going straight in a bike lane have the right of way over a turning vehicle.
At a T-intersection with no signals, traffic on the road that ends (the stem) must:
Answer: Yield to traffic on the through road
At a T-intersection, vehicles on the terminating road must yield to traffic on the continuing through road.
What is the main danger of entering an intersection on a stale (long-standing) green light?
Answer: It may change to yellow before you clear it
A green light that has been on for a while may turn yellow soon, so be ready to stop.
When you are in an intersection waiting to turn left and the light turns yellow, you should:
Answer: Complete your turn when oncoming traffic clears
If already in the intersection, finish the left turn safely once oncoming traffic clears.
A 'No Turn on Red' sign at an intersection means you must:
Answer: Wait for a green light before turning
Where 'No Turn on Red' is posted, you must wait for the green signal before turning.
School crossing guard holds up a stop sign at an intersection. You must:
Answer: Stop and remain stopped until directed to proceed
A crossing guard's stop sign requires drivers to stop and wait until the guard signals it is safe.