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WorksheetsFHS - PM/Standard 1 Part 2 Review
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does a flashing red light at an intersection tell the driver to do?
Stop and remain stopped
Go, if you can safely
Stop, then proceed when safe
Proceed with caution
What does a green arrow traffic signal tell the driver to do?
Caution, the light is about to change
Protected turn, go in direction of arrow
Proceed with caution
Stop, then proceed when safe
What action should a driver take when approaching an intersection with a traffic light that is not working?
Treat the intersection like a four-way stop; come to a complete stop and then use the right-of-way rules.
Stop and wait for the power to return or a police officer to direct traffic before proceeding through the intersection.
Treat the intersection as if the light was green; look left and right and continue through the intersection.
Ease your foot off of the accelerator and look both ways before continuing through the intersection.
In the picture, the flashing yellow arrow indicates you should –
Proceed with your left turn when the oncoming traffic is clear.
Slow down, and get ready to stop because the light is going to turn red.
Immediately turn left before the light changes.
Move out of the lane as safely as possible.
The color of a road sign is an indicator about what the sign stands for. What does a Yellow sign indicate?
School Zones, School Crossings
Regulatory Information
Prohibitive, Stop, NO!
General Warning
Red signs indicate -
caution
construction
prohibitive or stop
recreation or cultural interests
What does a White and Black sign indicate?
Construction or Maintenance
Regulatory Information
Recreational, Cultural, Historical Interests
Motorist Services
What does a Florescent Optic Yellow sign indicate?
Guidance Information, Directions, Destinations
Advise/Warning about Incidents
School Zones, School Crossings
General Warning
What does a Green sign indicate?
Motorist Services
Guidance Information, Directions, Destinations
General Warning
Prohibitive, Stop, NO!
What does this Crossbuck sign indicate?
Do not enter
You should yield to train
Closed Road
Slow Down
What does this sign mean?
Divided highway begins
Divided highway ends
Lane reduction
Keep right
What does this sign mean?
Added Lane
Lane ending
Two Lanes Merging
Divided Highway
What does this sign mean?
Added Lane
Lane ending
Two Lanes Merging
Divided Highway
What does this sign mean?
Added Lane
Lane ending
Two Lanes Merging
Divided Highway
What does this sign mean?
Added Lane
Lane ending
Two Lanes Merging
Divided Highway
The double solid yellow lines in the picture indicates -
the roadway is on a hill
no passing in either direction
no turns except at intersections
passing is permitted when the way is clear
A solid yellow line pavement marking indicates...
Passing permitted but traffic is going in both directions
Passing is not permitted and traffic is going in both directions
Passing is not permitted and all traffic is going in same direction
Passing is permitted and all traffic is going in the same direction
A broken yellow line pavement marking indicates...
Passing permitted but traffic is going in both directions
Passing is not permitted and traffic is going in both directions
Passing is not permitted and all traffic is going in same direction
Passing is permitted and all traffic is going in the same direction
A yellow line (broken or solid) in the center of a roadway indicates -
no passing
two way traffic
one way traffic
pass with caution
A broken white line pavement marking indicates...
Passing permitted but traffic is going in both directions
Passing is not permitted and traffic is going in both directions
Passing is not permitted and all traffic is going in same direction
Passing is permitted and all traffic is going in the same direction
What type of lane is represented in the image?
Shared right turn
Passing
Shared left turn
Cruising
How far can someone travel in a shared left turn lane?
50 feet
100 feet
150 feet
500 feet
When turning left from a far left turn lane you should turn into....
The right most lane
The left most lane
If you are involved in a crash what information should you get from the other driver involved in the crash?
Name, address, phone number, driver’s license number, vehicle tag number, insurance company, name and telephone number of witnesses.
Make them as comfortable as possible, see if there is someone with medical experience around, prevent worsening of injury move the person from danger if necessary.
Get cars off the road, if possible, warn approaching drivers.
Protect the scene, call for help, take care of injured, report the accident.
