Unit 3: Right of Way Scenarios Test #1

Front

The phrase "Right of Way" means;

Back

you have the privilege of having immediate use of a certain part of a roadway.

Front

The term yield means;

Back

letting others go first.

Front

In terms of right of way, what does safe driving advice suggest?

Back

others must GIVE you the right of way

Front

Uncontrolled intersection; who has the right of way? (Options: Blue car, Yellow car)

Back

Yellow car

Front

T intersection; who has the right of way? Options: Blue car, Yellow car

Back

Blue car

Front

Who has the right of way? Options: Blue car, Yellow car, Red Car

Back

Red Car

Front

Who would go second (2nd) in the same scenario as above? Options: Blue car, Yellow car, Red Car

Back

Yellow car

Front

Lane reduction; who has the right of way? Options: Blue car, Yellow car

Back

Yellow car

Front

Uncontrolled intersection; who has the right of way? Options: White car, Mini van

Back

White car

Front

T intersection; who has the right of way? (Options: Blue car, Yellow car)

Back

Yellow car