Chapter 3 Review

White lines separate

• traffic moving in the same direction

• traffic moving in opposite directions

• cars from semi-trucks

• where and when you can turn

Two solid yellow lines on a roadway indicate that:

• passing is permitted in either direction

• the left lane may be used only for left turns

• no passing is permitted in either direction

• an exit ramp is approaching soon

When approaching a flashing red traffic signal, you should:

• slow down and proceed with caution

• respond as if it were a stop sign

• immediately make a right turn

• just continue on in the direction you are going

Signs that are orange and yellow represent:

• traffic signals

• regulatory signs

• roadside attractions

• warning signs

A regulatory sign may be used to

• give commands for using a particular lane of traffic

• give directions to the hospital

• warn of approaching dangers

• show how many miles until the next exit

If you need mileage information to a certain destination, you should look for:

• a sign with flashing lights

• multicolored sign

• guide sign

• warning sign

A shared left-turn lane is used by:

• drivers traveling in opposite directions who need to make left turns

• only vehicles going east can use the turn lane

• only cars turning right can use the turn lane

• only cars turning left can use the turn lane

An example of a preferential lane sign is:

• a stop sign

• a yield sign

• a carpool sign

• a No U-Turn sign

True or False: Traffic light signals are always in the same order for color blind people.

• True

• False

True or False: You can cross over a solid yellow line as long as it is safe to do so.

• True

• False