Driver's Ed Manual Section 2

The light at an intersection is red and a police officer directs you to go through the intersection. What should you do?

• Stop until the light changes to green.

• Stop until the light changes to yellow.

• Stop, then drive on carefully.

• Follow the officer's direction.

When you are on a one-way street and turning left onto another one-way street, you may turn left at a red light.

• True

• False

While driving, you approach a stop sign and the car in front of you proceeds, you should:

• Go if the way is still clear.

• Stop at the sign and proceed when the way is clear.

• Stop only if pedestrians are crossing.

• Proceed at the same speed.

This road sign alerts you to:

• Do not enter.

• The road becoming wider.

• Slow down and yield the right-of-way. Stop if necessary.

• An upcoming hazard.

This road sign indicates that:

• A school crossing is ahead. Watch for children.

• You must allow other vehicles to merge into the lane.

• You may not pass cars in your lane.

• The parking space is reserved for people with disabled parking permits.

This road sign indicates:

• A side road intersects.

• You must keep to the side indicated by the arrow.

• You may drive in the left lane.

• You have the right-of-way.

This road sign indicates:

• No right turns.

• U-turns are not allowed.

• A no passing zone.

• No turns on red.

This road sign alerts you to:

• An intersection. Signal before turning.

• A warning that a road joins from the right.

• Sharp right turn in the road ahead.

• A winding road ahead.

This sign alerts you to:

• A school crossing. Obey the crossing guard.

• A railroad crossing. Stop 50 feet ahead of tracks.

• A pedestrian crossing. Slow down and be prepared to stop.

• A no passing zone. Watch for children playing.

This road sign alerts you to:

• A bicycle crossing ahead.

• Slow down. There is a change in the traffic route ahead.

• Pass only in the right lane.

• An intersection ahead.