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Nebraska Class O Learner's License Practice Test

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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice

You are in the left-turn lane, and the signal for your lane shows a flashing yellow arrow. Oncoming cars are approaching, and a pedestrian is about to cross the street you will turn onto. What does the flashing yellow arrow allow?

A waits in a left-turn lane under a yellow left arrow identified as flashing. B approaches in the opposite lane, and pedestrian C is at the curb beside the receiving street’s crosswalk.

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You are on a two-way street and about to drive through an intersection on a green light. A fire truck with its siren on and lights flashing comes up behind you. What must you do?A storm has knocked out power, and the traffic lights at a busy intersection are completely dark. No officer or flagger is directing traffic. How should you treat the intersection?You are inside a roundabout and have not reached your exit when you hear a siren and see an ambulance with flashing lights behind you. What should you do?You approach a single-lane roundabout. A pedestrian is in the crosswalk at your entry, and a car is already circling toward your entry from your left. What should you do?You are driving out of a parking lot onto a city street. A sidewalk crosses the exit. What must you do?You come to a complete stop at a four-way stop. A moment later, a car stops at the street on your right. Neither of you has entered the intersection yet. Who should go first?

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