Intersections and Right of Way

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Build confidence with 10 original questions about Intersections and Right of Way. Review your answers and explanations after finishing.

Supplemental study practice. This is not a government licensing exam or ELDT certification, and does not replace hands-on training. Follow your state’s current handbook.

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When entering a multi-lane roundabout in a large truck, what should you expect?

You must yield to vehicles entering after you

You must stay in a single lane at all times

You should stop in the middle of the roundabout

You may need to use both lanes for entry and exit

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What is a key clue that a driver may be about to turn, even if their turn signals are not on?

Their head and body movements indicate a turn

The sound of their engine

The number of passengers

Their vehicle color

3 / 10

When approaching an intersection with a bicyclist traveling straight, what are you prohibited from doing?

Yielding to the bicyclist

Turning into the path of the bicyclist

Using your turn signal

Slowing down before the intersection

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If you see a slow-moving vehicle symbol (a red triangle with an orange center) on a vehicle ahead, what should you do?

Expect the vehicle to speed up suddenly

Pass immediately without caution

Assume it will turn off the road soon

Be alert for a vehicle moving slower than normal traffic

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What should you do if you see a distracted pedestrian looking away from traffic at an intersection?

Assume they will see you and stop

Be prepared for them to step into your path

Sound your horn loudly to get their attention

Speed up to clear the intersection quickly

6 / 10

If you must leave the road in an emergency, what is the safest way to return to the roadway?

Accelerate quickly and merge

Hold the wheel tightly, turn sharply enough to get back on, then countersteer immediately

Gradually edge back onto the road

Stop completely before returning

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What should you do if you must cross the center double yellow line to safely pass a bicyclist?

Honk your horn and pass closely

Never cross the line under any circumstances

Cross only if it is safe and necessary

Speed up to pass quickly

8 / 10

Why is it important to keep your vehicle centered in your lane, especially in a commercial vehicle?

To drive faster

To maintain safe clearance on both sides

To reduce fuel consumption

To allow more vehicles to pass

9 / 10

At a roundabout, who has the right of way?

Pedestrians waiting to cross

Traffic already circulating in the roundabout

Vehicles entering the roundabout

Bicyclists approaching from the right

10 / 10

When making a right turn in a large vehicle, what should you do to prevent other drivers from passing you on the right?

Keep the rear of your vehicle close to the curb

Speed up during the turn

Honk your horn before turning

Swing wide to the left before turning

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