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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice

You are driving toward an intersection at 35 mph. Your light changes from green to steady yellow, and you still have enough room to stop smoothly before the stop line. What should you do?

A three-lamp traffic signal has its middle circular yellow light illuminated; the upper red and lower green lights are dark.

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You are on a road with two lanes going your way, separated by a broken white line. A slower car is ahead in your lane. What does the broken white line allow?Two solid yellow lines separate your lane from oncoming traffic. You want to turn left into a driveway on the other side of the road. What is the rule?You approach a railroad crossing that has no gate. The two red lights beside the crossbuck start to flash in turn, but you cannot see a train. What must you do?Late at night, the traffic light facing you flashes red on and off. No cross traffic is in sight. What must you do?As you approach an intersection, the traffic light facing you flashes yellow. What does it tell you to do?Your light turns green, and you want to turn right. A pedestrian is still in the crosswalk of the street you are turning into. What should you do?

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