Driver Ed 6

Drivers are required to yield to pedestrians _?

• _.at all marked or unmarked crosswalks

• only where a crosswalk is painted on the ground

• only when pedestrians have a walk light

• all of the above

You are the driver in the photo below. What is the best lane position for this situation?

• LP1

• LP2

• LP3

• LP4

What is the proper way to search an intersection where a stop is NOT required?

• From the front limit, search deep 90° to the left, check the front, and search deep 90° to the right.

• While applying the brake, search 45° to the left and 45° to the right.

• On approach to the intersection, search 45° to the left, check the front, and 45° to the right.

• While stopped, check 45° to left, check the front, and check 45° to the right.

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 intersection and go through it if clear

• accelerate to clear the intersection

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

The vehicle in the right front zone is in what lane position?

• LP1

• LP2

• LP3

• LP4

What could that lane position be communicating to you?

• The driver intends to continue forward in the right lane.

• The driver intends to change lanes to the left.

• The driver intends to change lanes to the right.

• The driver’s lane position has no significant meaning.

How should you communicate your cooperation with the driver in the right front zone?

• Speed up slightly to let the driver know it’s not safe to change lanes.

• Slow down slightly to give the driver open space to change lanes into.

• Wave at the driver to let them know it’s safe to change lanes.

• Flash your lights to get the driver to hurry up.

What is the proper way to search an intersection where a stop IS required?

• From the front limit, search deep 90° to the left, check the front, and search deep 90° to the right.

• While applying the brake, search 45° to left and 45° to the right.

• On approach to the intersection, search 45° to the left, check the front, and 45° to the right.

• While stopped, check 45° to left, check the front, and check 45° to the right.

What does “while stopped in traffic, monitor the rear zone for sand barrels” mean?

• Keep an eye on the rear zone until 5 cars have stopped behind you.

• Keep an eye on the rear zone until 5 cars have stopped behind you.

• Keep an eye on the rear zone until 2 cars have stopped behind you.

• Keep an eye on the rear zone until 3 cars have stopped behind you.

You

are the driver of car A in the diagram below. You intend to turn left

and have a solid green traffic light. Where should you wait while

yielding to oncoming traffic?

• Wait in the crosswalk with your wheels turned left.

• Wait behind the crosswalk with your wheels turned left.

• Wait in the intersection with your wheels straight.

• Wait behind the crosswalk with your wheels straight.