Alaska Class D / Instruction Permit Knowledge Practice Test

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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice

A circular red light flashes at an intersection. How should a driver respond?

Vertical traffic signal with its circular red lens illuminated and a dashed ring indicating that the red indication flashes; yellow and green lenses are dark.

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The yellow center line on your side of a two-way road is broken. What does that marking generally allow?Two solid yellow center lines separate opposing traffic. What do they mean for an ordinary driver?A yellow turn arrow is flashing. What movement is allowed?After stopping at a circular red signal on a two-way street, you want to turn left from the lawful lane onto a one-way street. No sign prohibits the turn and no separate arrow controls it. What does Alaska allow?A steady red X appears above a travel lane. What does it mean?You face a steady circular red light in the lawful right-turn lane. No sign or separate arrow prohibits or controls the turn. When may you turn right?

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