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1
Which of the following statements regarding right-of-way rules is incorrect?
- A.Vehicles that are crossing a sidewalk or entering or exiting an alley, a driveway, or a parking lot must yield to pedestrians.
- B.Vehicles that are already in a traffic circle or rotary must yield to vehicles that are entering it.✓
- C.Vehicles turning left must yield to oncoming vehicles.
- D.At a four-way stop, the vehicle that reaches the intersection first gets to proceed first.
Why: In a traffic circle or rotary, the vehicles already inside have the right-of-way. Drivers entering the circle must wait for a safe gap and yield to those already circulating.
2
How should a driver proceed at an intersection that lacks stop signs, yield signs, or traffic signals?
- A.vehicles coming from the left.
- B.heavy vehicles.
- C.vehicles coming from the right.✓
- D.vehicles turning right.
Why: At an uncontrolled intersection, the law requires you to yield the right-of-way to any vehicle approaching from your right. This rule helps maintain order and prevent collisions when no traffic controls are present.
3
What should you do if you notice a reflective orange triangle on the back of a vehicle in front of you?
- A.pass the vehicle faster than the posted speed limit.
- B.stop.
- C.slow down.✓
- D.share the vehicle's lane.
Why: This reflective orange triangle indicates a slow-moving vehicle that typically travels at 25 mph or less. You should slow down immediately and prepare to pass only when it is safe to do so.
4
What does a dashed white line between traffic lanes indicate?
- A.not cross it.
- B.cross it to change lanes, if it is safe to do so.✓
- C.cross it only to make a left turn.
- D.cross it only to make a right turn.
Why: A dashed white line indicates that traffic is moving in the same direction and lane changes are permitted. According to the "RULES OF THE ROAD," you may cross these lines when it is safe to do so.
5
Which lane is intended for passing slower vehicles on roads with multiple lanes?
- A.rightmost
- B.center
- C.leftmost✓
- D.shoulder
Why: On multilane roads, the leftmost lane is designated for passing slower traffic. This follows the official rules of the road which state that the left-most lane is intended for passing.