Controlling Traffic Flow

Driving vehicle A, are you permitted to pass?

• Yes

• Yes, if the way is clear.

• No, never.

• No, unless vehicle B is a slow-moving vehicle.

Is vehicle A permitted to pass vehicle B?

• Yes

• Yes, if the way is clear.

• No, never.

• No, unless vehicle B is a slow-moving vehicle.

In this situation, is the driver of vehicle A permitted to pass vehicle B?

• Yes, if the way is clear.

• No, passing is not permitted near intersections.

• Yes, if vehicle B is driving slowly.

• No, a broken yellow line prohibits passing.

Overtaking the red car in the green SUV, you should return to the right lane when:

• the other driver signals you to do so.

• both front tires are visible in the rear-view mirror.

• you can no longer see the red car in the mirror.

• you cannot see the red car on your right.

When approaching a railroad crossing (or a bridge), you should never drive on the left half of the roadway when you are within:

• 100 ft

• 200 ft

• 150 ft

• 250 ft

When another vehicle is passing you, you should:

• drive onto the shoulder.

• maintain speed.

• activate the hazard signals.

• refrain from increasing speed.

When approaching an intersection, you should never pass when within:

• 100 ft

• 200 ft

• 150 ft

• 250 ft

Driving vehicle A, intending to turn right (right turns are legal) - the first thing to do is:

• move to the right in the lane.

• check the right blind spot.

• activate the turn signal.

• assess the traffic to the rear.

At position B, just prior to turning, you should:

• accelerate slightly to maintain speed.

• release the brake and accelerate.

• re-check the mirror and blind spot.

• scan the intersection.

At position C, you should:

• turn off the turn signal.

• re-scan the intersection.

• release the brake and accelerate.

• target the right lane and accelerate.