SPEED LIMITS AND STUFF

• At intersection without STOP or YIELD signs, WHO HAS RIGHT OF WAY?

• First person!!!!

• If you got there same time, person on your left

• If you got there same time, person on your right

• At T-intersection, WHO HAS RIGHT OF WAY?

• People going straight through road

• People passing through the road

who has right of way on mountain road

• person going uphill

• person going downhill

Answer explanation

person going downhill has more control, so should back up to let uphill pass

Large vehicles and commercial trucks take longer to stop than passenger vehicles traveling at the same speed. When traveling, they create extra space in front of their vehicle to use if they need to stop suddenly. The average passenger vehicle traveling at 55 mph can stop within 300 feet. A large vehicle traveling at the same speed can take up to ___ feet to stop.

• 400

• 350

• 500

• 200

When a vehicle turns, the rear wheels follow a shorter path than the front wheels. The longer the vehicle, the greater the difference in the length of the turning path. This is why large vehicles and truck drivers must often swing wide to complete a turn. When you follow a large vehicle, what should you do?

• look at its turn signals before you pass

• go very slow

• speed up to pass it

Answer explanation

the truck may appear to be turning one direction but instead is swinging wide in the opposite direction in order to turn

When driving near large vehicles and trucks, do not:

• change lines directly in front of them

• drive next to them longer than you need to

• underestimate them #Alpha Male

• drive on their right side

always pass a large vehicle on the

• left

• right

When a bus, streetcar, or trolley is stopped at a safety zone or traffic light, you may pass at no more than __ mph.

• 15

• 20

• 10

• 5

Safety zones are marked by

• dotted white lines

• raised buttons or markers

• triangle markings

• arrows

only pass a light rail vehicle or street car on the

• left

• right