Understanding Intersections and Traffic Signals

What does a fresh green light indicate?

• The light is about to turn red

• The light just changed to green

• The light is malfunctioning

• The light is about to turn yellow

Which type of intersection is controlled by signs?

• Controlled intersection with signals

• Four-way stop

• Controlled intersection with signs

• Uncontrolled intersection

What does the '+' symbol in an intersection diagram typically represent?

• A pedestrian crossing

• A T-junction

• A four-way intersection

• A roundabout

What does a stale green light indicate?

• The light has been green for a long time and will stay green.

• The light has been green and may change to yellow.

• The light is about to turn red.

• The light is malfunctioning.

What should you do at an unprotected left turn?

• Stop completely

• Yield to oncoming traffic

• Turn immediately

• Wait for a green arrow.

What symbol is used for a railroad crossing?

• Stop sign

• Crossbuck

• Yield sign

• Traffic light

What is a crossbuck?

• A type of vehicle

• A railroad crossing sign

• A traffic light

• A pedestrian crossing.

What controls an active railroad crossing?

• Stop signs

• Electrical signals

• Traffic lights

• Yield signs

At which type intersection can you not continue straight and can only turn left or right?

• X Intersection

• a protected intersection

• T Intersection

• an unprotected intersection

What is the purpose of a 'Safety Stop'?

• To check for traffic

• To park the car

• To change lanes

• To speed up