Pedestrians & Bikes
Traffic Signals & Signs
Space Management
Urban Hazards
IPDE in the City
100

Clue: These road users always have the highest priority in city driving.

Answer: Who are pedestrians?

100

Clue: A steady red light means this.

Answer: What is stop?

100

Clue: The area around your car that you try to keep clear is called this.

Answer: What is a space cushion?

100

Clue: These large vehicles often block your view in city driving.

Answer: What are buses or trucks?

100

Clue: The “I” in IPDE stands for this.

Answer: What is Identify?

200

Clue: You must stop for pedestrians at this type of crossing, even without signals.

Answer: What is a crosswalk?

200

Clue: This type of green light means you must yield before turning.

Answer: What is a green arrow vs. solid green (solid green requires yielding)?

200

Clue: In city driving, you should generally increase this due to frequent stops.

Answer: What is following distance?

200

Clue: This type of intersection limits your visibility due to buildings or obstacles.

Answer: What is a blind intersection?

200

Clue: The “P” in IPDE means you should do this with hazards.

Answer: What is Predict?

300

Clue: This is the minimum safe passing distance (in most states) when passing a bicyclist.

Answer: What is 3 feet?

300

Clue: A flashing yellow light means this action.

Answer: What is proceed with caution?

300

Clue: This lane position helps you avoid parked cars and opening doors.

Answer: What is lane position 2 (or center/away from parked cars)?

300

Clue: This hazard often appears suddenly between parked cars.

Answer: What is a pedestrian?

300

Clue: The “D” step involves choosing this.

Answer: What is Decide (what action to take)?

400

Clue: When turning right on red, you must first do this for pedestrians.

Answer: What is come to a complete stop and yield?

400

Clue: This signal warns you the light is about to change from green to red.

Answer: What is a yellow light?

400

Clue: This is the biggest risk when driving next to parked cars.

Answer: What is car doors opening (door zone)?

400

Clue: This driving behavior is common in cities and requires extra awareness.

Answer: What is sudden stops or lane changes?

400

Clue: The final step of IPDE requires this.

Answer: What is Execute (carry out the action)?

500

Clue: A cyclist is swerving slightly in your lane—this is the safest action to take.

Answer: What is slow down and pass only when safe with space?

500

Clue: At a malfunctioning traffic signal, you should treat it like this.

Answer: What is a four-way stop?

500

Clue: When traffic is heavy on both sides, the best strategy is to do this.

Answer: What is adjust speed and maintain a space cushion (escape path)?

500

Clue: A delivery truck is double parked ahead—this is the safest first action.

Answer: What is slow down and prepare to stop or change lanes safely?

500

Clue: You see a ball roll into the street—the correct IPDE response is this.

Answer: What is predict a child may follow and slow/stop immediately?