module 1.3 quiz

Question 1

steady red light

Answer 1

stop and remain stopped as long as signal is red

Question 2

red arrow signal

Answer 2

may NOT proceed in direction of arrow

Question 3

red flashing light

Answer 3

stop, yield. and go when clear

Question 4

red x signal

Answer 4

lane is closed, do not drive in this lane

Question 5

steady yellow light

Answer 5

indicates light is about to change-clear the intersection

Question 6

yellow arrow signal

Answer 6

indicates light is about to change-clear the intersection

Question 7

yellow flashing light-circle

Answer 7

slow down

Question 8

yellow flashing light-arrow

Answer 8

yield to vehicles and pedestrians and turn in direction of arrow of way is clear

Question 9

yellow x signal

Answer 9

lane closure is imminent-move out of lane as soon as safely possible

Question 10

steady green light

Answer 10

go IF way is clear

Question 11

green arrow signal

Answer 11

lane is open-safe to drive in this lane

Question 12

when can you turn right on red

Answer 12

at some intersections you may turn right while the traffic light is red

BEFORE turning STOP

check for traffic and pedestrians

you may NOT turn on red of a no turn on red sign is present

Question 13

when can you turn left on red?

Answer 13

it is permitted on a one way street

BEFORE turning STOP and yield

check for traffic and pedestrians

you may NOT turn left on red if a no turn on red sign is present

Question 14

what should you do if the traffic signals do not work?

Answer 14

you are required to STOP and treat this situation like a 4-way stop

if a police officer is there directing traffic, then follow the officer’s directions

Question 15

red used with white

Answer 15

prohibitive

stop
yield
do not
no

Question 16

white used with black

Answer 16

regulatory

traffic law

Question 17

yellow used with black

Answer 17

general warning

Question 18

blue

Answer 18

motorist services

Question 19

green

Answer 19

guide information
direction
guidance

Question 20

florescent optic yellow

Answer 20

school zones
school crossings

pedestrian crossings

Question 21

pink

Answer 21

incident warning

advise/warn about incidents

Question 22

orange

Answer 22

construction work

maintenance work

Question 23

brown

Answer 23

recreation

cultural interest

Question 24

rectangle

Answer 24

regulatory or guide signs

Question 25

vertical rectangle

Answer 25

regualtory

Question 26

horizontal rectangle

Answer 26

direction

information

Question 27

round

Answer 27

advance warning of railroad crossing

Question 28

diamond

Answer 28

warning

Question 29

pentagon

Answer 29

school zone

school crossings

Question 30

octagon

Answer 30

stop sign

Question 31

triangle

Answer 31

yield signs

Question 32

pennant

Answer 32

no passing zone

advise warning of no passing zone

Question 33

broken lines

Answer 33

may pass with caution

Question 34

solid lines

Answer 34

do not cross/pass

Question 35

yellow lines

Answer 35

two way traffic

Question 36

white lines

Answer 36

one way traffic

Question 37

what does a broken white line mean?

Answer 37

may be crossed with caution (lane change)

Question 38

what does a double solid yellow line mean?

Answer 38

passing is not permitted in either direction but crossing the lines is permitted when making a left turn (also mark left edge on divided highways and one-way roads)

Question 39

shared left turn lane

Answer 39

traffic from both directions uses the lane to turn left

you may not go more than 150 feet

Question 40

what is a high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane?

Answer 40

a lane that is reserved at peak travel times or longer for the exclusive use of vehicles with a driver and one or more passengers

the lane has a white diamond shape on the road

Question 41

blank painted on the pavement show that you must yield

Answer 41

triangles