essential facts 2b-2024

You are stopped at a red traffic signal. You have checked the intersection to see that it is clear of vehicles and pedestrians. Unless a sign tells you not to, you may then:

• go straight ahead

• turn right

• go straight or turn right

The pedestrian is in the middle of the street when your traffic signal changes to green. You should

• wait until the pedestrian crosses the street before proceeding

• proceed if you have the right of way

• proceed if the pedestrian is not in your lane

You adjust the mirrors

• after you first get into the vehicle

• after you have started the vehicle

• after you have adjusted the seat

A vehicle driven into a curve tends to

• steer towards the right

• go in a straight line

• steer towards the left

A common error in vehicles with push button start is that a driver may forget to

• set the parking brake

• lock their vehicle

• the the vehicle off

Passing state licensing requirements means a new driver is ______ driver

• an expert

• an intermediate

• a beginner

Why is it dangerous to drive with one brake light out?

• It reduces your visibility to other drivers

• If your brake lights are not working, your headlights are not working

• As long as two are working, it's okay.

What should you do at a flashing red traffic signal?

• Maintain speed and continue through if clear.

• Stop, check for traffic and proceed when clear.

• Slow down and continue through the intersection

When making a left turn at an intersection onto a two-way street, you should

• position your car closest to the center lane marking so not to hit the curb.

• turn from the lane closest to the left unless the turn is allowed from other lanes.

• turn into the lane closest to the curb.

You do not have to stop for a school bus that hs:

• stopped on a rural roadway with a passing lane

• stopped on a city street with 4 or more lanes of traffic

• stopped on the other side of a divided roadway where the road is separated by a barrier