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North Dakota Signals practice

Practice 26 North Dakota DMV questions on signals. Answer interactively below with an instant explanation after every question.

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Example questions & answers

1

Is it permissible to make a right turn when the traffic light is red?

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  • A.Yes, but only after you stop and yield to all vehicles and pedestrians.✓
  • B.Yes, but only after you yield to all vehicles and pedestrians.
  • C.Yes, this is a "protected" turn, so you will have the right of way.
  • D.No, not in North Dakota.

Why: In North Dakota, you are allowed to turn right on a red signal, but only after coming to a complete stop. You must then yield to all pedestrians and other vehicles before proceeding, unless a sign specifically prohibits it.

2

When approaching an intersection with a green light, are you allowed to drive straight through?

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  • A.Yes, right away.
  • B.Yes, but only after you yield to pedestrians and vehicles already in the intersection.✓
  • C.Yes, but only after you yield to cross traffic.
  • D.No.

Why: A green signal allows you to proceed, but it does not guarantee a clear path. You must always yield to any pedestrians or vehicles still remaining in the intersection from the previous signal phase.

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