#9 Signals, Lights, and Lines - Driver Education

"Protected/permitted" signals are used for left-turn lane control.

• True

• False

At a flashing yellow traffic signal, you are required to stop and then proceed with caution.

• True

• False

It is legal to make a u-turn from the off ramp at a single point urban interchange and reenter the freeway.

• True

• False

Ramp Meters help prevent slowdowns and "stop-and-go" conditions that freeway travelers encounter at certain times of

the day.

• True

• False

The "stop line" is used for parking near intersections.

• True

• False

The roundabout is a free flowing traffic lane, not regulated by traffic lights.

• True

• False

When merging into a lane of traffic on the freeway, it is against the law to cross over into the "gore area".

• True

• False

A 'flashing yellow light' means:

• Stop

• Clear the intersection.

• Proceed with caution.

• Stop and proceed when clear.

A red light indicates:

• You must bring your vehicle to a complete stop at a clearly marked stop line or crosswalk, or before entering

  the intersection.

• Remain stopped until the light turns green, except to make a right turn after making a full and complete stop, unless

  posted otherwise.

• Both of these

• Neither of these

A solid yellow line on your side of the road means:

• Do not pass.

• Do not speed.

• You can pass.

• Accelerate quickly.