K53 Learners Traffic Signals Flashcards
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When you approach this traffic sign...
Answer: proceed with caution as for a yield sign
This traffic sign (likely a flashing yellow light or a specific warning sign) indicates that drivers should proceed with caution. It functions similarly to a yield sign, meaning you must be prepared to stop and give way if necessary, but you are not required to stop if the way is clear. This alerts drivers to potential hazards or intersections where they do not have the absolute right of way.
When you approach this traffic sign...
Answer: you may not drive in a lane over which this signal is displayed
This traffic sign refers to a red 'X' lane control signal displayed above a lane. A red 'X' signifies that the lane is closed to traffic traveling in that direction. Drivers must immediately and safely move out of the closed lane into an open one, as continuing in a red 'X' lane is prohibited and dangerous.
When you approach this traffic sign...\t
Answer: both of these
This traffic sign (likely a flashing yellow light or a pedestrian crossing warning) requires drivers to exercise caution. It means you should proceed carefully, anticipating potential hazards, and specifically give way to any pedestrians who are already in the intersection or crossing. This ensures pedestrian safety at designated crossing points.
When you approach this traffic sign...
Answer: stop only if you can safely come to rest before the stop line
This question refers to a 'Stop' sign or a red traffic light. When encountering such a signal, drivers are legally required to bring their vehicle to a complete stop before the designated stop line. It is crucial to stop safely and not cross the stop line, as doing so could impede cross-traffic or pedestrians and is a traffic violation.
When you approach this traffic sign...
Answer: do not cross until the green man is displayed
This refers to a pedestrian signal showing a red 'don't walk' symbol or a red man. This signal explicitly instructs pedestrians not to enter the crosswalk. Crossing is only permitted when the 'green man' or 'walk' signal is displayed, indicating it is safe to proceed across the road.
When you approach this traffic sign...\t
Answer: you may proceed left but you must give way to other vehicles and pedestrians
This describes a flashing yellow arrow for a left turn. A flashing yellow arrow indicates that a left turn is permitted, but drivers must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians before completing the turn. It signifies that you do not have a protected left turn and must exercise caution, ensuring the path is clear.
When you approach this traffic sign...
Answer: neither of these
This question likely refers to a pedestrian signal that is not currently showing a 'walk' or 'don't walk' symbol, or a warning sign that doesn't directly dictate crossing rules for pedestrians. Without a clear 'walk' signal, pedestrians should generally wait, and the sign doesn't universally mandate giving way to motorists. Therefore, neither of the specific actions (do not cross, give way to motorists) is directly and universally implied by the sign itself.
When you approach this traffic sign...
Answer: you may drive in any lane over which this sign is displayed
This refers to a green arrow lane control signal displayed above a lane. A green arrow indicates that the lane is open for traffic and you are permitted to drive in it. Drivers can proceed in the direction indicated by the arrow, provided it is safe to do so and there are no other conflicting signals.
When you approach this traffic sign...
Answer: if you are already on the crossing, walk quickly as the red man is about to be displayed
This describes a flashing 'walk' signal or a 'countdown' timer at a pedestrian crossing. These signals indicate that the 'walk' period is ending and the 'don't walk' signal will soon appear. Pedestrians who are already in the crosswalk should complete their crossing quickly and safely, while those waiting should not begin to cross.
When you approach this traffic sign...
Answer: stop and wait for a green light before proceeding
This refers to a solid red traffic light. A red light means you must come to a complete stop before the stop line or crosswalk. You are legally required to remain stopped until the light changes to green, indicating it is safe and permissible to proceed through the intersection.
When you approach this traffic sign...
Answer: you have right of way in the direction of the flashing arrow
This describes a flashing green arrow traffic signal. A flashing green arrow indicates a permissive movement, meaning you may proceed in the direction of the arrow. While it often implies that opposing traffic is held, drivers should still exercise caution and ensure the intersection is clear before proceeding, as it grants the right of way for that specific movement.
When you approach this traffic sign...
Answer: give way to pedestrians and traffic already in the intersection
This describes a yield sign or a flashing yellow light at an intersection. These signals require drivers to slow down, be prepared to stop, and yield the right of way to any pedestrians or vehicles already in the intersection or approaching from other directions. This ensures safe passage for all road users by prioritizing those already in motion or with established right-of-way.
When you approach this traffic sign...
Answer: if you are turning in the direction of the arrow, stop before the stop line
This refers to a red arrow traffic signal. A red arrow means that turning in the direction of the arrow is prohibited. Drivers must come to a complete stop before the stop line and remain stopped until the signal changes to a green arrow or a solid green light, allowing the turn.