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Traffic Laws and Regulations Flashcards

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  1. In Mississippi, it is illegal to drive with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) at or above:

    Answer: 0.08%

    Mississippi's legal BAC limit for non-commercial adult drivers is 0.08%; at or above this level is per se DUI.

  2. What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign with a picture of a deer indicate?

    Answer: Animal crossing — watch for wildlife

    A yellow diamond sign with a deer symbol warns drivers that animals may cross the road in that area.

  3. In Mississippi, when must you signal before making a turn or lane change?

    Answer: At least 100 feet before turning

    Mississippi law requires a turn signal at least 100 feet before turning or changing lanes.

  4. Which lane should a driver use when entering a highway via an on-ramp?

    Answer: Accelerate in the acceleration lane to match highway speed before merging

    Drivers should use the acceleration lane to reach highway speed before merging smoothly into traffic.

  5. In Mississippi, making a right turn on a red light is:

    Answer: Permitted after a complete stop unless a sign prohibits it

    After making a complete stop, Mississippi drivers may turn right on red unless a posted sign prohibits it.

  6. What is the speed limit in a Mississippi school zone when children are present or the signal is flashing?

    Answer: 20 mph

    Mississippi school zones have a 20 mph speed limit when children are present or flashing lights are active.

  7. Under Mississippi law, a U-turn is prohibited:

    Answer: At or near the crest of a hill where visibility is limited

    U-turns are illegal at hill crests or curves where the driver cannot see approaching traffic clearly.

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