Ohio TIPIC / Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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School Zones, Railways & Work AreasStandalone practice

On a two-lane road, you drive toward a school bus that has stopped in the other lane. Its red lights flash and its stop arm is out. What must you do?

A approaches school bus B stopped in the opposite lane of a two-lane road. B’s red warning lamps are lit and its STOP arm is extended; two children stand on the sidewalk outside the roadway.

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You approach a railroad crossing. The red lights start to flash and the gate begins to come down, but you cannot see a train yet. What must you do?You follow a school bus on a two-lane road. The four amber lights on the bus start to flash. What does this mean for you?On a Sunday, you drive through a highway work zone. No workers or machines are in sight, but orange barrels shift traffic into a narrow lane. What should you do?You follow a school bus on a two-lane road. The bus comes to a railroad crossing that has only crossbuck signs. No train is in sight. What should you expect the bus to do?A road has two lanes in each direction and no median. A school bus that heads south stops in the right southbound lane. Its red lights flash and its stop arm is out. Which drivers must stop?It is 7:50 a.m. on a school day. You pass a school zone speed limit sign with flashing lights, and children are walking to school. No other limit is posted. What is the speed limit in the school zone now?

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