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Traffic Laws & Regulations Flashcards

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  1. In New York City, what is the maximum speed limit on a residential street unless otherwise posted?

    Answer: 25 mph

    NYC's default speed limit on residential streets is 25 mph unless a sign indicates otherwise.

  2. A TLC driver approaches an intersection where the traffic light has been dark (not functioning) for several minutes. What must the driver do?

    Answer: Treat the intersection as a four-way stop

    A non-functioning traffic light must be treated as a four-way stop, requiring a full stop before proceeding.

  3. Under NYC traffic rules, how close to a fire hydrant may a vehicle park?

    Answer: 15 feet

    Vehicles must not park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant under NYC traffic regulations.

  4. When must a driver yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk in New York City?

    Answer: Always, whether or not the pedestrian has a signal

    NYC law requires drivers to yield to pedestrians in any crosswalk, marked or unmarked, regardless of signal phase.

  5. A TLC driver is traveling in a bus lane during restricted hours without a permit. What is the consequence?

    Answer: A fine and points on the driver's license

    Unauthorized use of a bus lane during restricted hours results in a fine and points assessed against the driver's license.

  6. What does a solid white line on the right edge of a highway indicate to a driver?

    Answer: The shoulder boundary — crossing is discouraged but permitted in emergencies

    A solid white edge line marks the shoulder; drivers should not cross it except in an emergency.

  7. Under New York Vehicle and Traffic Law, when is a driver required to use headlights?

    Answer: Whenever visibility is less than 1,000 feet or during rain/snow/fog

    Headlights are required from sunset to sunrise and any time visibility falls below 1,000 feet due to weather.