Rhode Island Intersections practice

• A.a controlled intersection.
• B.if there were a yield sign present.✓
• C.if there were a stop sign present.
• D.if there were a traffic island present.

Why: In Rhode Island, an uncontrolled intersection—one without signs or signals—must be treated as if a yield sign were present. This requires drivers to slow down and be prepared to stop for other road users who have the right-of-way.

• A.in a clockwise direction.
• B.toward the left.
• C.toward the center.
• D.in a counterclockwise direction.✓

Why: In a roundabout, all traffic must circulate in a counterclockwise direction around the central island. You always enter by turning to the right and follow the circle until you reach your exit.