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Rhode Island Operator License Knowledge Exam Practice

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At a four-way stop, you come to a full stop first. A moment later, a car stops on the road to your right, and then a car stops across from you. Who should go first?

At a four-way stop, blue A faces east, silver B is on the road to A’s right, and silver C faces A from across the intersection. All are behind their stop lines. The card gives the stopping order as A, then B, then C.

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Your light is green, but traffic past the intersection is stopped. There is no room for your car on the far side. What should you do?You drive on a two-lane road. An ambulance with a siren and flashing lights comes up behind you, and an intersection is just ahead. What must you do?You drive out of a driveway. A sidewalk crosses the driveway before the street. Where does the Rhode Island manual say that you must stop?Your light is a steady green circle, not an arrow. You wait in the intersection to turn left, and an oncoming car is close. What should you do?You come to a single-lane rotary that has no signs. A car that is already in the rotary comes toward your entry point from your left. What should you do?You reach an intersection that has no signs or signals. A car on the street to your right arrives at the same time as you. Who must yield?

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