Utah Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice

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At an intersection with stop signs on all four approaches, you and a car on the cross street to your right come to a complete stop at the same time. You want to go straight, and the other driver signals a left turn. Who should go first?

Two cars are stopped at a four-way stop. Blue A faces north and plans to go straight. Silver B is on A's right, faces west and plans to turn left.

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In a business district, you drive forward out of a store's driveway. A sidewalk crosses the driveway just before the street, and no one is on the sidewalk now. What does Utah law require?You arrive at the entry of a one-lane roundabout. A car that is already in the circle comes toward your entry from your left. What should you do?Your light turns green. The traffic on the far side of the intersection is backed up, and there is no room for your car beyond the crosswalk on that side. What should you do?Your traffic light is green, but a police officer in the intersection holds up a hand and signals you to stop. What must you do?You drive on a two-lane street toward an intersection that has no traffic signal. A pedestrian in the crosswalk has crossed the far half of the street and is about to step into your lane. What should you do?You have stopped at a stop sign on a side street. The cross street has no stop sign. A pickup truck on the cross street approaches from your left and will reach the intersection in a few seconds. What should you do?

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