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Vermont Operator License Permit Practice Test

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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice

You are in the left lane of a street with two lanes going your way. Ahead, a car in the right lane stops at a marked crosswalk. You cannot see why it stopped. What should you do?

A approaches in the left of two lanes in its direction. Silver B is stopped in the right lane before a marked crosswalk. No pedestrian or reason for B’s stop is revealed.

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You are about to drive out of a store driveway onto a busy street. A sidewalk crosses the driveway just before the street. What does Vermont law require?You come to a one-lane roundabout that has a YIELD sign at your entry. A car that is already in the roundabout is coming toward your entry from your left. What should you do?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 pickup stops across from you. All three drivers want to go straight. Who should go first?Your light turns green. A pedestrian who started to cross in front of you on the WALK signal is still in the crosswalk, and the pedestrian signal now flashes DON'T WALK. What should you do?Your traffic light is green, and you are waiting in the intersection to turn left. An oncoming bicyclist is about to ride straight through the intersection. What must you do?You are driving on a two-lane road. A fire truck with its siren on and its red lights flashing comes toward you from the opposite direction. What must you do?

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