Chapter 6

What do you do at an intersection with a left flashing yellow arrow

• stop

• stop unless you've reached the point of no return

• yield to oncoming traffic, proceed when clear

• It is an emergency signal

When turning at an intersection, which turn provides the greatest exposure for risk?

• stopped right turn

• stopped left turn

• moving right turn

• stopped right turn

When turning right with a solid red arrow, what are you required to do?

• allowed, stopping is not required but you must yield to traffic

• allowed only if a sign allows the turn

• never allowed you must wait for a green light

• allowed only after stopping and must yield to traffic

When yield to oncoming traffic for a left turn, where should your vehicle be positioned?

• wait in the intersection with wheels turn left

• wait in the intersection with wheels straight

• wait behind the stop line with wheels straight

• wait behind the stop line with wheels turned left

What are four pieces of information you must gather while waiting to turn?

• rear condition, gap to enter, path LFR, light change

• left path, front gap, right path, rear condition

• rear condition, left path, pedestrian light, gap to enter

• left path, speed limit, light change, right path

What is the best speed control option to use when approaching a stale green traffic light?

• maintain speed

• deceleration

• cover brake

• apply brake

The point of no return is the place where you are no longer able to stop without entering that space. How many seconds away from the front of your vehicle is the point of no return?

• one

• two

• three

• four

You are approaching a stale green traffic light when the light turns yellow. In most cases you should

• signal for a right turn and slow check the rear zone and make every reasonable effort to stop

• check the intersection and go through it if clear

• accelerate to clear the intersection

• check the rear zone and make every reasonable effort to stop

You are driving in the right lane. What communication options will you

use as you prepare to change lanes?

d. left signal, LP3, increase speed

• right signal, LP1, increase speed

• left signal, LP1, maintain speed

• left signal, LP2, maintain speed

• left signal, LP3, increase speed

The driver in the left lane increases speed aggressively in response to your communications. How should you solve that problem?

• Apply the brake, wait for the vehicle to pass.

• Increase speed quickly and change lanes in front of the passing vehicle.

• Abort the lane change, wait for the vehicle to pass, and do not engage the passing driver.

• Abort the lane change, honk at the passing vehicle.