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Traffic Laws & Regulations Flashcards

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  1. A TLC driver is traveling on a highway and sees a 'Minimum Speed 40 mph' sign. The driver is going 35 mph. What is the risk?

    Answer: Risk of a citation for impeding traffic flow

    Driving below a posted minimum speed on a highway is a violation that impedes traffic flow and can result in a citation.

  2. When a school bus with red lights flashing has stopped on a two-lane undivided road, what must an approaching TLC driver do?

    Answer: Stop at least 20 feet away and wait until lights stop flashing

    On an undivided road, all approaching vehicles from both directions must stop at least 20 feet from a stopped school bus with red lights flashing.

  3. Under NYC traffic law, what is the maximum distance from the curb a vehicle must park?

    Answer: 12 inches

    NYC requires vehicles to park within 12 inches of the curb to keep travel lanes clear.

  4. What is the purpose of a 'shared lane marking' (sharrow) painted on a road?

    Answer: Indicates where cyclists should ride and alerts drivers to expect cyclists

    Sharrows indicate the recommended path for cyclists and remind drivers to share the lane.

  5. If a TLC driver's license is suspended, what must the driver do immediately?

    Answer: Cease driving and surrender the license as directed

    A suspended license must be surrendered and the driver must stop operating a vehicle immediately upon suspension.

  6. What does a double solid yellow center line on a two-lane road mean?

    Answer: Passing is prohibited for drivers in both directions

    A double solid yellow line prohibits passing for drivers traveling in either direction.

  7. A TLC driver receives a text message while driving in NYC. What is the legal requirement?

    Answer: The driver must use a hands-free device or not use the phone at all

    NYC law prohibits handheld electronic device use while driving; a hands-free device is required.