MD DMV Right-of-Way Rules 3

Question 1

You approach an intersection where the traffic signal is completely dark due to a power outage. You should treat it as:

Accepted Answer

A four-way stop

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A yield sign

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A green light

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A two-way stop

Question 2

A school bus with flashing red lights is stopped on a road NOT divided by a physical barrier. What must you do?

Accepted Answer

Stop, whether approaching from either direction

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Stop only if behind the bus

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Slow to 15 mph and pass carefully

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Pass on the left when clear

Question 3

You are merging onto an interstate from an acceleration ramp. Who has the right-of-way?

Accepted Answer

Vehicles already on the highway

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You, once you reach highway speed

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The vehicle on the right

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Trucks in the right lane must move over

Question 4

A blind pedestrian carrying a white cane steps into the street mid-block. You must:

Accepted Answer

Stop and yield until the pedestrian is safely across

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Yield only if in a crosswalk

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Honk to alert them

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Drive around them slowly

Question 5

You want to turn right on red after stopping. A cyclist is approaching in the bike lane to your right. You should:

Accepted Answer

Yield to the cyclist before turning

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Turn quickly before the cyclist arrives

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Honk so the cyclist stops

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Turn because vehicles have priority over bikes

Question 6

Two vehicles approach a T-intersection: one on the terminating (ending) road and one on the through road. Who yields?

Accepted Answer

The driver on the terminating road

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The driver on the through road

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The driver on the left

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The slower vehicle

Question 7

You see a funeral procession with headlights on crossing an intersection ahead. Maryland courtesy and law suggest you should:

Accepted Answer

Yield and allow the entire procession to pass

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Cut through a gap in the procession

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Honk to claim your turn

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Follow the last car closely to save time