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Heaviest on Traffic Signs & Signals (5 of 20) — that is the section to revise first if you miss several here.
Every question here applies nationwide.
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Answer: They can stop more quickly than a car, so you need more reaction room
Motorcycles can stop very quickly; increase your following distance so you don't rear-end one.
Answer: No passing allowed here
'Do Not Pass' is a regulatory sign prohibiting passing in that area.
Answer: Do not pass from your side
A solid yellow line on your side means no passing from your side.
Answer: Have the brakes checked as soon as possible
A brake warning light means get the brakes checked right away.
Answer: See its rear tires and pull out around it if needed
Leave enough gap to see the tires touching the road — room to maneuver if needed.
Answer: A hospital nearby
A blue 'H' sign points to a hospital.
Answer: Confirm they see you before you proceed
Eye contact helps confirm others are aware of you before you move.
Answer: Off, so you keep full control if you hydroplane
Turn off cruise control in the rain so you can react instantly if you lose traction.
Answer: Alternate (zipper) merge, one car from each lane
Zipper merging — taking turns — keeps traffic moving safely.
Answer: Gives you time and room to avoid trouble
Space in front, back, and to the sides gives you options to avoid a crash.
Answer: In the order vehicles arrived and stopped
Go in arrival order; if you tie, the driver on the right goes first.
Answer: Not appropriate — they're for stopped/disabled vehicles
Hazards are for when you're stopped or disabled, not for normal driving.
Answer: Reduce excessive noise and control exhaust
A working muffler is required to prevent excessive noise and control exhaust.
Answer: A sharp turn to the right ahead
A sharp-turn (right-angle) arrow warns of a sharp turn ahead — slow down considerably.
Answer: Yield to traffic already in the circle
Yield to vehicles already circulating, then enter into a gap. Traffic flows counter-clockwise.
Answer: You are going the wrong way — do not proceed; turn around
A red 'Wrong Way' sign means you're headed against traffic — stop and turn around safely.
Answer: At intersections, railroad crossings, and bridges
Do not pass at or near intersections, railroad crossings, bridges, tunnels, or on hills/curves with limited sight.
Answer: Can be dangerous and may block traffic — keep right
Driving too slowly impedes traffic and is hazardous; keep to the right if going slower.
Answer: Stop and remain stopped until the guard clears the crosswalk
Obey the crossing guard — stop and wait until they signal you and clear the crosswalk.
Answer: A truck is much longer, so you're alongside it longer
A truck's length means you spend more time alongside it — make sure you have plenty of room before passing.
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