SC DMV Permit Speed Limits and Right of Way 3

Question 1

When a vehicle on your right arrives at a 4-way stop at the same time as you, what should you do?

Accepted Answer

Yield to the vehicle on your right

Answer

Proceed immediately

Answer

Honk to signal your intent

Answer

Wave the other driver through

Question 2

What is the maximum speed limit in a South Carolina business district unless posted?

Accepted Answer

30 mph

Answer

25 mph

Answer

35 mph

Answer

40 mph

Question 3

Must a driver yield to a funeral procession in South Carolina?

Accepted Answer

Yes, funeral processions have the right to proceed uninterrupted

Answer

No, they do not have right of way

Answer

Only at intersections with lights

Answer

Only if a police escort is present

Question 4

On a divided highway in SC, must you stop for a school bus on the opposite side of the median?

Accepted Answer

No, a raised median separating traffic means you do not stop

Answer

Yes, always stop

Answer

Only if the bus is within 300 feet

Answer

Only during school hours

Question 5

When approaching a yield sign on an SC highway on-ramp, what should you do?

Accepted Answer

Slow down and merge when there is a safe gap

Answer

Stop completely before merging

Answer

Speed up to match highway traffic immediately

Answer

Honk to signal your merge

Question 6

What is the speed limit for vehicles passing a stationary emergency vehicle with lights on in SC (Move Over Law)?

Accepted Answer

At least one lane over or slow to safe speed

Answer

Normal posted speed

Answer

5 mph below posted speed

Answer

25 mph