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Rhode Island Operator License Knowledge Exam Practice

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School Zones, Railways & Work AreasStandalone practice

In a work zone, a flagger holds up a STOP sign toward you. The traffic light just past the flagger is green. What should you do?

A approaches a high-visibility flagger holding the STOP side of a paddle. The green traffic signal beyond is shown in a separate detail; cones mark the work area and an enlarged paddle face makes STOP readable.

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You want to park and wait 20 minutes for a friend. The only open space is 35 feet from the nearest rail of a railroad crossing. May you park there?A train has just gone through a railroad crossing in front of you. The gates start to go up, but the red lights still flash. What should you do?You approach a railroad crossing. The red lights at the crossing start to flash, but the gate is still up. You stop with your front bumper about 10 feet from the nearest rail. Is this a legal place to stop?A school bus has stopped with its red lights flashing. You come toward it from the opposite direction. In which case may you keep driving without stopping?You come to a railroad crossing. The signals are not flashing, but traffic is stopped on the far side, and the open space past the tracks is shorter than your car. What should you do?Your car stalls on a railroad crossing, and you see a train coming from your left. What should you and your passengers do?

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