WorksheetsChapter 5-Right-of-Way Laws
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the primary purpose of right-of-way laws?
To increase traffic fines
To create a safe, smooth traffic flow
To allow pedestrians to cross anywhere
To prioritize emergency vehicles
Who must yield the right-of-way at an intersection with no stop signs or signals?
The driver who honks first
The driver with the larger vehicle
The driver on the right
The driver on the left
What should you do if another driver yields the right-of-way to you?
Flash your headlights
Honk your horn
Proceed immediately
Wait for them to proceed
When must you yield to children playing in the streets?
Only if they are on bicycles
Only if they are in a crosswalk
Always, regardless of the time
Only during school hours
What is the correct action when approaching a blind person crossing the street?
Flash your lights
Honk to alert them
Stop immediately and let them pass
Drive slowly past them
What should you do when you see a funeral procession?
Drive between the vehicles
Join the procession
Yield the right-of-way
Honk to show respect
What is the correct action when entering a highway without traffic signs or signals?
Enter without stopping
Honk to alert other drivers
Stop and yield to approaching traffic
Speed up to merge quickly
What should you do at an intersection with a yield sign?
Ignore the yield sign
Slow down and be ready to stop
Speed through the intersection
Stop completely
When making a left turn, to whom must you yield?
All oncoming traffic
No one, if you have a green light
Only vehicles with headlights on
Only pedestrians
What should you do when entering a public road from a private road?
Speed up to merge quickly
Honk to alert other drivers
Stop before the sidewalk or crosswalk
Enter without stopping
What is the correct action when an emergency vehicle is approaching with sirens?
Speed up to get out of the way
Pull over to the right edge of the roadway and stop
Ignore the sirens if you are in a hurry
Continue driving at the same speed
What should you do if an officer signals you to stop while driving in the left lane?
Stop immediately in the left lane
Ignore the officer
Pull over to the right shoulder
Speed up to avoid stopping
When must you move to the left lane or slow down on a highway?
When there is no traffic
When you are in a hurry
When you see a pedestrian
When approaching a stationary vehicle with flashing lights
What is the correct action at a four-way-stop intersection?
The driver who honks first has the right-of-way
The driver on the left has the right-of-way
The driver who arrives first has the right-of-way
The driver with the larger vehicle has the right-of-way
What should you do if your view is blocked at an intersection?
Ignore the blockage and proceed
Honk to alert other drivers
Slow down so you can stop if necessary
Speed through the intersection
What is the correct action when approaching a school bus with flashing red lights?
Stop and remain stopped until the lights go off
Honk to alert the bus driver
Ignore the lights if you are in a hurry
Pass the bus quickly
When do you NOT have to stop for a school bus?
When the bus is on a different roadway
When the bus is in front of you
When the bus is on the same side of the road
When the bus is behind you
What is the Move Over Law?
A law requiring drivers to change lanes for stationary emergency vehicles
A law allowing drivers to ignore traffic signals
A law allowing drivers to speed in the left lane
A law requiring drivers to move over for any vehicle
What should you do if traffic is stopped and blocking an intersection?
Enter the intersection and wait
Stop before reaching the crosswalk
Honk to alert other drivers
Speed through the intersection
What is the consequence of failing to stop for a school bus with flashing red lights?
No consequence
A small fine
A warning from the bus driver
A mandatory revocation of driver license for one year
While driving, you encounter a school bus that has stopped to load or unload children on a divided highway separated by a median or barrier. Vehicles traveling in the opposite direction of the school bus:
Are required to stop until the bus moves again.
Are not required to stop.
Must stop, then drive with care.
Must pull onto the shoulder of the road and stop.
red & white car
If a bus is stopped with the stop sign out, who has the right of way?
Yellow Car
Red Car
School Bus
