DMV Intersections

If an intersection has a stop sign, crosswalk, but no stop line, where must you stop

• anywhere that is safe

• before the crosswalk

• within 50ft of the crosswalk

If two vehicles enter an intersection at the same time, one turning left, the other going straight, which party has the right-of-way?

• the driver turning left

• they both have the right-of-way

• the driver going straight

when should you do if you want to turn left on a green light

• stop and wait for a green arrow

• make a sharp turn quickly

• proceed slightly into the intersection, yield to all oncoming traffic

what should you do if you have a green light but the traffic is blocking the intersection

• stop and proceed when the traffic clears at the intersection

• enter the intersection and wait for the traffic to clear

• slowly enter the intersection

what should you do when you are approaching intersections, crosswalks, and railroad crossings?

• U-turn and proceed in the opposite direction

• stop, listen, then proceed

• observe your surroundings carefully to see what is coming

what should you do if you want to turn left when the oncoming traffic is heavy

• signal and honk to let the oncoming traffic

• wait in the center of the intersection before proceeding with the turn

• continue driving straight and turn at the next intersection

when could you legally block an intersection

• you cannot legally block an intersection

• during rush hours

• during traffic jam

when two vehicles arrive at an intersection with an all-way stop sign at the same time, which vehicle can go first

• the vehicle on the left

• the vehicle in the right

• the newer vehicle

what should you do when you are waiting at an intersection to complete a left turn?

• signal and make sure your wheels are turned to the right

• signal and make sure your wheel are turned to the left

• signal and keep your wheels straight