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Connecticut Signals practice

Practice 30 Connecticut DMV questions on signals. Answer interactively below with an instant explanation after every question.

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Example questions & answers

1

If you are turning at an intersection and see no other vehicles, must you still signal?

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  • A.No, you are only required to signal when other vehicles are present.
  • B.No, turn signals are optional in Connecticut.
  • C.Yes, you should try to signal for at least three seconds before you turn.✓
  • D.Yes, before you turn, you must signal for 100 feet at less than 40 mph or for 200 feet at 40 mph or more.

Why: You must always signal your intentions, even if you do not see other vehicles. The recommendation is to signal for at least three seconds before making your turn.

2

You are approaching an intersection with a green light and intend to drive straight ahead. Which of the following is true?

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  • A.You are free to proceed.
  • B.You cannot proceed.
  • C.You must briefly stop and yield, and then you can proceed.
  • D.You are free to proceed after you yield to any traffic already in the intersection.✓

Why: A green light means you can go, but safety comes first. You must yield to any vehicles or pedestrians still in the intersection.

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