Week 3 Flashcards

1
Q

List the right of way rules?

A
  1. First come first serve
  2. Furthest right goes
  3. Left turn yields
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2
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What are 4 situations where you must stop? (other than stop signs)

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  1. Cross Walk
  2. Police Officer
  3. Trains
  4. Ambulance
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3
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What are the rules of a round about?

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You must enter and exit to the right, circle traffic has the right of way, and circle traffic shouldn’t stop.

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4
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When do you not have to stop for a school bus with its lights on?

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You don’t have to stop for a school bus when it’s lights are flashing when you’re on a highway with four of more lanes and you’re going the opposite way

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5
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What does the cellphone law state?

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You can’t operate a vehicle using a mobile device.

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6
Q

Steps of the point violation system

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When you are ticketed you get a ticket worth 1 - 4 points, this stays on your record for 3 years, and too many points will suspend your license.

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7
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What does the open range law state?

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Animals have the right of way- if you hit them you have to play for the animal at it’s market value prior to hitting it.

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8
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What’s the difference between controlled and uncontrolled intersections?

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Controlled: has stop indicators
Uncontrolled: doesn’t have stop indicators

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9
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When can you turn left on red?

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You can turn left on red when you’re turning onto a one way.

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10
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What’s the difference between a solid red light and flashing red light?

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Solid red means come to a complete stop and wait for the light to change whereas for a flashing red light you should treat it as a stop sign.

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11
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What is the point of no return?

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When you’ve entered the intersection and the light changes however you must proceed.

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12
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What is the difference between a solid yellow light and flashing yellow light?

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Solid yellow indicates slow down and prepare to stop whereas for flashing yellow lights you should treat it as a yield sign.

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13
Q

When should you dim your lights for oncoming traffic and overtaking a vehicle?

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Oncoming: 500 ft
Overtaking: 200 ft

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14
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What are the 3 main types of signs and subcategories?

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Regulatory, warning, and guide
Sub categories: Directional, informational, and recreational

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15
Q

What colors are all of the signs?

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Regulatory- black and white or red and white
Warning- yellow and black or black and orange
Recreational- brown and white
Directional- green and white
Service- blue and white

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16
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What is the difference between protected and unprotected turns

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Protected- you have the right of way, indicated by a green arrow
Unprotected- regular green light, they have the right of way

17
Q

What information does yellow and white lane markings communicate about traffic?

A

Yellow: indicates that traffic is flowing in 2 directions
White: traffic is flowing in one direction