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Wisconsin Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice

You drive in the right lane of a street with two lanes in your direction and no traffic signals. The car in the left lane stops just before a marked crosswalk, and you cannot see why. What must you do?

A approaches in the right lane of a street with two lanes each way. B is stopped ahead in the left lane before a marked crosswalk. The reason for B’s stop is hidden.

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You drive in a one-lane roundabout. An ambulance with a siren and flashing lights comes up behind you. You planned to leave at the third exit. What should you do?You are about to enter a one-lane roundabout. The crosswalk at your entry is clear. A car that is already in the roundabout comes toward your entry from your left. What should you do?You are driving out of a store parking lot. A sidewalk crosses the exit just before the street, and no one is on the sidewalk right now. What does Wisconsin law require?You drive toward a four-way stop, where each of the four approaches has a STOP sign. You are the first driver to stop at the intersection. About two seconds later, a car stops at the sign on your right. You both want to go straight. Who should go first, and why?Your light has just turned green. A line of cars with headlights on, behind a hearse, still passes through the intersection on its red light. The hearse entered on a green light. What should you do?You are stopped at a steady red light in the left lane of a one-way street. You want to turn left onto another one-way street, and its traffic moves to your left. No sign forbids turns on red. What may you do?

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