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Rhode Island Operator License Knowledge Exam Practice

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Late at night, the traffic light facing you flashes red. The light for the cross street flashes yellow. What must you do?

At a dark intersection, blue car A approaches a stop line and silver car B approaches on the cross street. Enlarged signals show flashing red for A and flashing yellow for B, with broken lamp outlines and written identifiers.

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In the middle of a narrow city travel lane, you see a white marking painted on the road: a bicycle symbol with two chevrons (arrow points) above it. What does it tell you?You drive on a road with two lanes that go your way. A broken white line separates the lanes, and a slow car is ahead of you. What does this line tell you?You drive on a two-lane road with a double solid yellow center line. A slow truck is ahead of you, and you plan to turn left into a driveway soon. What does the line let you do?As you approach an intersection, the traffic signal facing you shows a flashing yellow circle. What should you do?You wait in a left-turn lane. The signal for your lane shows a flashing yellow arrow that points left. Oncoming traffic has a green light. What may you do?You stop at a red light and want to turn right. No sign prohibits the turn. A pedestrian has started to cross the street that you will turn into. What should you do?

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