Unit 4 Review

When you see a "Roadwork Ahead" sign, you should

• brake and prepare to stop

• slow down and look for the roadwork

• look straight ahead

• look to the right

When you see a flashing yellow light at an intersection, you should

• yield to all traffic before crossing the intersection

• stop then enter the intersection when safe to do so

• slow down and cross the intersection carefully

• proceed since other traffic must always yeild

Which of the following statements about blind spots is TRUE?

• They are eliminated if you have one outside mirror on each side of the vehicle

• Large trucks have bigger blind spots than most passenger vehicles

• Blind spots can be checked by looking at your inside rearview mirror

• Blind spots cannot be eliminated by turning your head.

You may legally block an intersection

• when you entered the intersection on a green light

• during rush-hour traffic

• under no circumstances

• when other drivers are blocking the intersection

You may cross a double yellow line to pass another vehicle if

• there is a soldi yellow line on the far left edge of the road

• the line on your side of the double yellow is broken

• there is a solid yellow line on the right edge of the road

• the line on the other side of the double yellow is broken

The posted speed limit is 65 mph. You are driving at the posted speed limit. Most of the other vehicles are driving 70 mph or faster. You may legally drive

• 70 mph or faster, to keep up with the flow of traffic

• between 65 and 70 mph

• no faster than 65 mph

• slower than 65 mph, to try to make other traffic slow down

Posted speed limit signs indicate

• the safest speeds possible in any condition

• minimum speeds under ideal conditions

• maximum speeds under ideal conditions

• suggested speeds that legally may be exceeded

Which of the following provides information and warnings about a driving situation ahead?

• medians

• road shoulders

• posted speed limits

• traffic controls

If you see this sign, you should

• stop at the sign and look right, left, and right again before proceeding across the tracks

• start listening and looking left and right to see if any trains are coming

• begin passing any slow-moving vehicles so that you will have a clear view of the railroad tracks

• accelerate so that you can get across the railroad tracks quickly

When passing a vehicle on a two-lane highway, it is safe to pull back into your lane when

• the vehicle you passed lowers its high beams to low beams

• your rear bumper is even with the front bumper of the vehicle you are passing

• you can see the front-left headlight of the vehicle you are passing in your rearview mirror

• you can see both headlights of the vehicle you are passing in your left sideview mirror