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Rules and Road Etiquette Flashcards

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  1. When a pedestrian is crossing at a marked crosswalk, the driver must:

    Answer: Stop and yield the right of way

    Drivers must stop and yield to pedestrians who are legally crossing in marked crosswalks.

  2. What is the purpose of a rumble strip on the edge of a highway?

    Answer: To alert drivers who drift off the travel lane

    Rumble strips create noise and vibration to warn drivers when their vehicle drifts toward the edge of the roadway.

  3. Which lane should a driver use when entering a highway from an on-ramp?

    Answer: The right lane after matching highway speed on the acceleration lane

    Drivers should use the acceleration lane to match highway speed before merging into the right lane.

  4. What must a driver do when the traffic signal turns green but there is a pedestrian still in the crosswalk?

    Answer: Wait until the pedestrian has completely cleared the crosswalk

    Even with a green light, a driver must wait for any pedestrian still in the crosswalk to clear before proceeding.

  5. When driving in heavy fog, a driver should use:

    Answer: Low-beam headlights or fog lights

    Low-beam headlights or fog lights should be used in heavy fog because high beams reflect off the fog and reduce visibility.

  6. What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign typically indicate?

    Answer: Warning of a potential hazard or road condition ahead

    Yellow diamond-shaped signs are warning signs that alert drivers to upcoming hazards, curves, or changes in road conditions.

  7. A driver should increase following distance in which of the following conditions?

    Answer: Rainy weather with reduced visibility

    Rain reduces traction and visibility, requiring drivers to increase following distance to allow more stopping time.