WorksheetsDriver Education: Chapter 4 Test Controlling Traffic Flow
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Driving vehicle A, are you permitted to pass?
Yes
Yes, if the way is clear
No, never.
No, unless vehicle N is a slow moving vehicle
Is vehicle A permitted to pass vehicle B?
Yes.
Yes, if the way is clear.
No, never.
No, unless vehicle B is driving slowly.
In this situation, is the driver of vehicle A permitted to pass vehicle B?
Yes, if the way is clear.
No, passing is not permitted near intersections.
Yes, if vehicle B is driving slowly.
No, a broken yellow line prohibits passing.
Overtaking the red car in the green SUV, you should return to the right lane when:
the other driver signals you to do so.
both front tires are visible in the rear view mirror.
you can no longer see the red car in the mirror.
you cannot see the red car on your right.
When approaching a railroad crossing (or a bridge), you should never drive on the left half of the roadway when you are within:
100 feet
150 feet
200 feet
250 feet
When another vehicle is passing you, you should:
drive onto the shoulder.
maintain speed.
activate hazard signals.
refrain from increasing speed.
When approaching an intersection, you should never pass when within:
100 feet
150 feet
200 feet
250 feet
Driving vehicle A, intending to turn right (right turns are legal)- the first thing to do is:
Hint: Evaluation Stage
move to the right in the lane.
check the right blind spot.
activate the turn signal.
assess the traffic to the rear.
At position B, just prior to turning, you should:
accelerate slightly to maintain speed.
release the brake and accelerate.
re-check the mirror and blind spot.
scan the intersection
At position C, you should:
turn off the turn signal.
rescan the intersection.
release the brake and accelerate.
target the right lane and accelerate.
From position C, to center your vehicle in the lane, you should:
release the steering wheel completely.
hold the steering firmly.
use the hand-to-hand or hand-over-hand steering technique
allow the wheel to slide through your hands
This sign posted near some intersections where there are traffic signals:
prohibits right turns at this intersection.
prohibits right turns on a red traffic light.
obliges drivers to proceed straight ahead.
obliges drivers to turn left.
As you near an intersection, you discover you are in the wrong lane for turning right as intended; therefore, you should:
wait until the other vehicles pass then get into the proper lane.
drive on and then get into the proper lane to turn at the next intersection.
turn from the lane you are in if no other vehicles are coming.
steer quickly into the proper lane and make your turn.
Which illustration depicts the correct right turn?
A
B
C
D
Intending to turn left- position A- which action is not part of the EVALUATE stage?
Activate the left turn signal.
Scan the intersection.
Check the rear-view mirror.
Check the blind spot.
When you see any oncoming vehicles, you should stop and wait at Position:
B with the tires straight ahead to prevent being pushed into oncoming traffic.
B with the wheels turned.
C with the wheels turned.
C with the tires straight ahead to prevent being pushed into oncoming traffic.
From position C, prior to accelerating into the turn, you should:
check your left blind spot.
tap the break pedal.
aim far ahead in the center of the left lane.
release the steering wheel.
After completing the left turn, you should:
check your left blind spot.
change lanes to the right if possible.
reduce speed.
tap the break pedal.
Turning left in vehicle B, you should:
stop and yield to the pedestrian.
stop and yield to vehicle A
stop and yield to vehicle A and the pedestrian before turning.
Winter driving creates special hazards, to adapt to potential problems, you should:
install snow tires and equip your vehicle with chains in deep snow and ice.
maintain a safe interval and reduce speed.
remove ice and snow from your car before you drive and be on the lookout for danger spots.
all of these.
