Module 5 Topic 1 – Communicating with Other Roadway Users

Risk is reduced when drivers communicate properly. Some examples of this communication could include _____________________________.

• Using headlights

• Using Brake and Taillights

• Turn Signals

• All the above

A vehicle moving to Lane Position 2 would indicate that the driver may be ___________.

• turning left

• turning right

• stopping

• backing up

A vehicle moving to Lane Position 3 would indicate that the driver may be ___________.

• turning left

• turning right

• stopping

• backing up

By tapping your brakes, you can communicate to the drivers ________ of your vehicle that you are slowing down.

• in front

• on the side

• in the rear

If a vehicle driver does not properly signal his or her movements to a motorcyclist, causing the motorcyclist to leave the road or change lanes:

• None of the listed answers are correct.

• There are no consequences.

• The vehicle driver will be charged and fined as the law allows.

• A sternly worded letter of warning will be mailed to the driver.

When approaching a stop sign, you must:

• Slow down and proceed with caution

• Come to a complete stop and yield right of way

• Honk your horn to alert other drivers

• Maintain the same speed and proceed through the intersection

Which of the following is NOT an example of a warning sign?

• School crossing sign

• Slippery when wet sign

• Stop sign

• Cross road sign

The most dangerous places on streets or highways are:

• The school zones

• Intersections

• Exit ramps of highways

• Entrance ramps of highways

Lanes of traffic moving in the same direction are separated by:

• Orange lines

• Yellow lines

• Gray lines

• White lines

What does a flashing red traffic light mean?

• Proceed with caution

• Stop and wait for the light to turn green

• Slow down and prepare to stop

• Yield to oncoming traffic