Terminology
What does a yield sign mean?
A yield sign means you must give the right-of-way to other vehicles that are not facing the yield sign
Who do you yield to in an uncontrolled intersection?
You must yield to the vehicle on your right
Who has the right of way when you are turning into a traffic circle?
Yield to drivers already in the circle
What is an uncontrolled intersection?
Uncontrolled intersections have no traffic signs or signal lights
At a three or four-way stop intersection, who has the right of way?
The vehicle that arrives first
What signal light do you use when you are planning to leave the circle?
Your right-turn signal
What is a controlled intersection?
An intersection with traffic lights or signs
You arrive at an intersection where there is a stop sign. If the crosswalk is unmarked and there is no stop line, you must stop within ____ of the intersection
3 metres (10 feet)
When driving in the traffic circle, which lane has the right-a-way?
The drivers in the inner lane (facing left)
What is a U-turn?
When you turn your vehicle around at an intersection to go the opposite way.
At a T intersection, who has the right of way?
The vehicle on the right
In a traffic circle, which lane do you use if you are using the first exit?
The right (outer) lane
When are you not allowed to make a U-turn?
- At an intersection with a no-U-turn sign
- On a roadway between intersections
- At an alley intersection
- On a curve
- Near the bottom or top of a hill, where another driver cannot see you from 150m in either direction
When you are turning right at an intersection, what lane do you turn into?
The first available traffic lane
In a traffic circle, which lane are you using if you are taking the 2nd or 3rd exit?
The left (innermost) lane