MN DMV Right-of-Way Rules

Question 1

At a four-way stop in Minnesota, who has the right-of-way when two vehicles arrive at the same time?

Accepted Answer

The vehicle on the right

Answer

The vehicle on the left

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The larger vehicle

Answer

The vehicle traveling faster

Question 2

In Minnesota, when must a driver yield to a pedestrian?

Accepted Answer

At all crosswalks, both marked and unmarked, when a pedestrian is crossing

Answer

Only at marked crosswalks with signals

Answer

Only when the pedestrian is already in the street

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Only in school zones

Question 3

When entering a highway from an on-ramp in Minnesota, who must yield?

Accepted Answer

The driver entering from the on-ramp must yield to highway traffic

Answer

Traffic on the highway must slow and merge

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Both drivers must yield equally

Answer

The driver who accelerates first has the right-of-way

Question 4

At a T-intersection in Minnesota with no signs or signals, who yields?

Accepted Answer

The driver on the road that ends (terminating road) must yield

Answer

The driver on the through road

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The driver turning left always yields

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The driver going straight always yields

Question 5

In Minnesota, emergency vehicles (police, fire, ambulance) with lights and sirens require all drivers to:

Accepted Answer

Pull over to the right and stop until the emergency vehicle passes

Answer

Speed up to clear the road

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Slow down but continue driving

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Stop in the nearest intersection

Question 6

Who has the right-of-way when a vehicle is turning left at an intersection in Minnesota?

Accepted Answer

Oncoming straight-through traffic has the right-of-way

Answer

The turning vehicle has the right-of-way

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The pedestrian in the crosswalk only

Answer

Whoever entered the intersection first