IL DMV Speed Limits and Right-of-Way Flashcards
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On a multi-lane road, which lane should a driver normally use for travel in Illinois?
Answer: Right lane except when passing
Illinois law requires drivers to travel in the right lane and use the left lane only for passing.
A driver approaching a yield sign must:
Answer: Slow down and yield to traffic in the intersection
A yield sign requires slowing and giving the right-of-way to traffic already in the intersection or road.
What should a driver do when approaching a railroad crossing with no gates or signals?
Answer: Slow down, look both ways, and proceed when safe
Without active signals or gates, drivers must slow down, look both ways, and cross only when it is safe.
In Illinois, the speed limit for vehicles in a funeral procession is:
Answer: The same as posted
Vehicles in a funeral procession may travel at the posted speed limit while maintaining a continuous line.
When must you slow to 20 mph near a school in Illinois?
Answer: When school zone signs are posted and children are present
The 20 mph school zone limit applies when school zone signs are posted AND children are present.
An Illinois driver approaching a green traffic light that has been green for a long time should:
Answer: Prepare to stop as it may turn yellow
A stale green light is likely to change, so drivers should be prepared to stop rather than accelerating through.