Driver's Education Post Test 2

How far should you signal a turn when approaching an intersection in a rural area?

• 100 feet

• 200 feet

• 300 feet

• 400 feet

How far should you signal a turn when approaching an intersection in the city?

• 100 feet

• 200 feet

• 300 feet

• 400 feet

What should you do in an intersection making a left turn when the light turns red?

• Stop and wait for the light to turn green

• Proceed with caution

• Make the turn quickly

• Ignore the red light

What should you do when approaching a stale green light?

• Speed up and pass through the intersection

• Slow down and prepare to stop

• Maintain your current speed

• Change lanes

When can you stop at an intersection?

• When directed to do so by a firefighter

• When you think it would help an emergency vehicle

• When all the signal lights are not working

• When you are waiting for a parking space on the other side

What is an intersection with traffic controls on one or more approaches but not all approaches?

• Semi-controlled intersection

• Uncontrolled intersection

• Roundabout

• T-intersection

When approaching an intersection, you should always look where?

• Right, left, ahead, and right again

• Left, right, ahead, and left again

• Ahead, left, right, and left again

• Left, ahead, right, and left again

Disabled parking zones are indicated by curbs in parking stops are painted what color?

• Yellow

• Blue

• Red

• Green

When are you not allowed to temporarily move to the left side of the yellow line?

• When your side of the roadway is blocked

• When you are making a left turn across a yellow line

• When you want to see the roadway ahead of a big truck in front of you

• When you are passing another vehicle going in your direction

Where are speed bumps most commonly used?

• Highways

• Residential areas

• Parking lots

• School zones