Chapter 10 "Negotiating Intersections"

When managing visibility at an intersection, you should scan for

• Signs

• Pedestrians

• other vehicles

• all of these

The only highway sign that is round is the

• STOP sign

• YIELD sign

• RAILROAD advance waring sign

• RAILROAD crossbuck sign

It is safe to stop on railroad tracks

• when a train is at least a half a mile away

• at a red light

• never

• when you cannot see a train approaching

At a roundabout, you will never see

• a STOP sign

• a Yield sign

• a reduced-speed sign

• a pedestrian-crossing sign

The vehicles that have the right-of-way at a roundabout are

• vehicles approaching the roundabout

• vehicles in the circulating lanes

• only vehicles in the left circulating lane of the roundabout

• only vehicles in the right circulating lane of the roundabout

It is okay to speed up to "beat" a traffic signal

• True

• False

You should never solely rely on mechanical warning equipment at a railroad crossing.

• True

• False

Roundabouts may be either one or two lanes in width.

• True

• False

At a complex intersection, drivers and pedestrains may be obeying different signs or lights.

• True

• False

Through lanes are lanes for drivers exiting the highway.

• True

• False