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  1. A driver approaches a roundabout. Who has the right of way?

    Answer: Drivers already circulating inside the roundabout

    Traffic already circulating inside a roundabout has the right of way over entering vehicles.

  2. What does a flashing yellow traffic light mean?

    Answer: Slow down and proceed with caution

    A flashing yellow light is a warning signal meaning drivers should slow down and proceed carefully.

  3. When may a driver legally pass a school bus that has stopped with red lights flashing on a divided highway?

    Answer: Only if traveling in the opposite direction on the other side of the divider

    On a divided highway with a physical barrier, only vehicles on the same side as the bus must stop; oncoming traffic on the other side may proceed.

  4. What is the minimum safe following distance recommended under normal conditions?

    Answer: 3-second rule

    The 3-second rule is the standard recommended following distance for normal driving conditions.

  5. A driver's license may be suspended for accumulating too many points. Approximately how many points in a set period triggers an automatic suspension in most US states?

    Answer: 12 points in 12 months

    Most states use a threshold of approximately 12 points within 12 months before imposing an automatic suspension.

  6. What should a driver do when approaching an intersection with a stop sign and the stop line is obscured by snow?

    Answer: Stop before the crosswalk if visible, or at the edge of the intersection

    When markings are obscured, drivers must stop at the crosswalk or, if not visible, at the point nearest the intersecting road with a clear view.

  7. Which action is required when a traffic signal is completely dark (not functioning)?

    Answer: Treat it as a flashing red light and come to a complete stop

    A non-functioning traffic signal must be treated as a four-way stop; all drivers must come to a complete stop and yield appropriately.