Driver Ed Final

What are the parts of the highway transportation system (HTS)?

• pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers

• roads, streets, and highways

• trucks, bicycles, and automobiles

• people, vehicles, and roadways

Which of the following is NOT a part of the highway transportation system (HTS)?

• pedestrians

• large trucks

• apartment buildings

• unpaved roads

The primary purpose of the highway transportation system (HTS) is to

• provide escape routes from natural disasters.

• provide employment for federal and state workers.

• ease demands on other transportation systems.

• move people and cargo safely and efficiently.

This yellow warning sign means

• a left curve ahead.

• reduction in lanes

• a winding road ahead.

• a divided road ahead.

Your traffic light changes to yellow as you approach an intersection. In most cases, what action should you take?

• Signal for a right turn and slow.

• Go through if no other cars are coming.

• Accelerate to clear the intersection.

• Make every reasonable effort to stop.

The roadway marking to which the arrow is pointing means

• stop here for STOP sign.

• one-way, do not enter.

• pedestrian crosswalk.

• no turns at this intersection.

Broken white lines

• warn of a railroad crossing ahead.

• separate lanes of traffic moving in the same direction.

• indicate a no-passing zone.

• tell you where to stop.

When you see this sign, you should drive

• 55 mph during the day.

• at least 55 mph.

• 55 mph at night.

• no faster than 55 mph

A flashing red light at an intersection means that you must

• stop and wait until it stops flashing.

• stop only if there is cross traffic.

• slow down and proceed with caution.

• make a complete stop and proceed when the way is clear.

A solid white line between two lanes of traffic means that you are

• in a speed zone.

• on a two-way street.

• not to cross the line.

• in a passing zone.