What is the primary objective of intersection design?

• To maximize traffic flow speed

• To ensure safe and efficient movement of vehicles and pedestrians

• To increase road congestion

• To reduce road capacity

Which of the following is NOT a factor affecting intersection design?

• Traffic volume

• Land use surrounding the intersection

• The cost of nearby buildings

• Vehicle types and maneuverability

What distinguishes an at-grade intersection from a grade-separated intersection?

• At-grade intersections use bridges or tunnels

• At-grade intersections have roadways crossing at the same level

• Grade-separated intersections are always controlled by traffic signals

• Grade-separated intersections have no impact on traffic congestion

Which of the following is NOT a type of at-grade intersection?

• T-intersection

• Roundabout

• Cloverleaf interchange

• Four-legged intersection

What is the primary purpose of ensuring adequate sight distance at intersections?

• • To allow vehicles to travel at maximum speed

• • To minimize the need for traffic signals

• • To provide sufficient reaction time for drivers to avoid collisions

• • To make intersections more visually appealing

Which factor does NOT influence the required sight triangle at an intersection?

• Approach speed

• Intersection control type

• Vehicle color

• Traffic volume

Which of the following is a characteristic of an all-way stop-controlled intersection?

• Only major roads require stopping

• Vehicles on all approaches must stop and yield to other traffic

• No vehicle is required to stop unless pedestrians are present

• All intersections are controlled by traffic signals

What is the main difference between stop-controlled and yield-controlled intersections?

• • Yield-controlled intersections require vehicles to stop completely

• Stop-controlled intersections allow free-flowing traffic

• Yield-controlled intersections allow vehicles to proceed without stopping if no conflicting traffic is present

• Stop-controlled intersections have no sight distance requirements

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of roundabouts?

• Reduced vehicular conflict points

• Increased vehicle speed

• Improved traffic safety

• Continuous traffic flow

What is a major drawback of signalized intersections?

• They increase intersection efficiency

• They can cause delays during off-peak hours

• They eliminate pedestrian crossings

• • They do not require maintenance