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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice

You are stopped in an intersection on a green light (no arrow), waiting to turn left. An oncoming car is close and will reach the intersection in a moment. What should you do?

A waits in the intersection to turn left on a green light, while oncoming B is close. The cars retain their approach headings and no turning route is shown.

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You are crossing an intersection on a green light and are in the middle of it. An ambulance with its siren on and its lights flashing comes up behind you. What should you do?You wait at the end of a private driveway to turn onto a two-lane road. A car on the road comes from your left and will pass in front of you. You are on that car's right side. Who has the right-of-way?Your traffic light is green, and a pavement arrow shows that your lane may turn left. A police officer in the intersection holds up a hand toward you to stop. What should you do?You are turning right at a quiet residential intersection with no traffic signals and no painted crosswalk lines. A pedestrian has stepped off the corner and is crossing the street that you are turning into. What should you do?You drive along a city street, in the middle of a block, far from any intersection or crosswalk. A person who carries a white cane steps off the curb to cross in front of you. What must you do?You stop at a red light and want to turn right. A sign at the intersection reads NO TURN ON RED and shows no days or times. It is late at night, and no cars or pedestrians are in sight. May you turn right on this red light?

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