intersection basics
Traffic Signals/Signs
Safety at a intersection
Hazards
100

What is an intersection?

A place where two or more roads meet or cross

100

What does a red light mean?

Stop.

100

What should you do before entering 

Look left, right, and left again 

100

Being on a phone, eating, attending to kids and zoning out is considered?

Distracted driving 

200

What is the most common type of intersection.

A four way intersection

200

What does a yellow light warn drivers to do?

Prepare to stop

200

Why is eye contact important at intersections. 

It helps confirm other drivers see you to prevent crashes and give warning

200

Parked cars, buildings near corners create...

Blocked visibility. 
300

What type of intersection has one road ending at another.

T- intersection 

300

This sign indicates traffic on a side road must slow down and yield to traffic on the main road.

Yield sign.

300

What should you do if your view is blocked?

Slow down and inch forward carefully. 

400

Who has the right away at an intersection?

Drivers going straight 

400

This sign tells drivers that passing is not allowed when the sign is present regardless of lane markings.

No passing zone.

400

What is a safe speed at an intersection?

A controlled, reduced speed often 15-30 mph, slower if needed based on conditions

400

Why are pedestrians hazards?

They can cross unexpectedly or ignore signals.

500

Why are Intersections high risk areas?

Because traffic pedestrians and turning vehicles meet at the same spot.
500

You face a solid green light but cannot clear the intersection because traffic is stopped ahead what do you do?

Wait before entering the intersection

500

What is the best way to avoid intersection crashes?

Stay alert, follow the right away rules, communicate with other drivers and be patient 

500

What is a safe response when another drivers runs a red light or stop sign?

Brake and yeild to avoid collision