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Hawaii Signals practice

Practice 35 Hawaii DMV questions on signals. Answer interactively below with an instant explanation after every question.

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Example questions & answers

1

When turning at an intersection where no other vehicles are visible, are you still required to use your turn signal?

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  • A.No, you are only required to signal when there are other vehicles present.
  • B.No, turn signals are optional in Hawaii.
  • C.Yes, you must signal for at least 50 feet.
  • D.Yes, you must signal for at least 100 feet.✓

Why: You must always signal your intention to turn, even if you do not see other vehicles. Hawaii law requires you to signal for at least 100 feet before making a turn.

2

When you arrive at an intersection with a green signal, which of the following statements is true?

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  • A.You are free to proceed.
  • B.You must stop.
  • C.You must briefly stop and yield, and then you can proceed.
  • D.You can proceed after yielding to all traffic and pedestrians already in the intersection.✓

Why: A green signal allows you to proceed, but you do not have the absolute right of way if the path is blocked. You must yield to any vehicles or pedestrians still in the intersection from the previous signal cycle.

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