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Michigan Signals practice

Practice 21 Michigan DMV questions on signals. Answer interactively below with an instant explanation after every question.

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Example questions & answers

1

In which of the following situations are you NOT required to yield the right-of-way to other vehicles?

  • A.when making a left turn at a green arrow pointing left.✓
  • B.when entering a highway from an alley.
  • C.when entering a roundabout.
  • D.when merging right or left.

Why: A green arrow indicates a "protected turn," giving you the right-of-way. In this specific situation, oncoming traffic is stopped by a red light, so you do not need to yield. In contrast, you must yield when entering roundabouts, highways, or merging.

2

What does this traffic signal indicate you should do?

Illustration for question 2
  • A.make a left turn.
  • B.make a right turn.✓
  • C.change lanes.
  • D.stop.

Why: This traffic signal displays a green arrow pointing to the right, indicating a protected turn. This means you can turn right without yielding to oncoming traffic.

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