Reversible lanes are marked with unique signs, signals and markings, such as __________.
A.) a flashing red X, which means to prepare to stop
B.) a red X, which means the lane is closed
C.) a solid yellow X, which means stay in the lane but slow down
D.) a flashing yellow X, which means use this lane ONLY for a right turn
You are driving on a road with reversible lanes that are marked with overhead lane signals:
A.) you may drive in a lane under a green arrow.
B.) you must drive in a lane under a green arrow only when you are passing slower traffic.
C.) you must never drive in a lane under a green arrow.
Reversible lanes are used during __________.
A.) low traffic
B.) emergencies
C.) rush hour
D.) weekends only
The lane markings in the center lane in this image indicate that __________
A.) this lane is a left turn only lane.
B.) this is a reversible lane.
C.) crossing over the double lines is prohibited.
D.) none of the above
Roundabouts move in__________ direction.
➜ Roundabouts move in __________ direction.
A.) A counterclockwise
B.) Any direction
C.) A slow patterned
D.) A clockwise
When can you drive in a lane with a red "X" above it?
A.) when changing lanes.
B.) At any time
C.) Never
D.) Always
E.) In an emergency
Which of the following points about driving in a roundabout is false?
A.) Always signal going in and out of a roundabout.
B.) Roundabouts run clockwise, always enter the roundabout to your left.
C.) Always yield to pedestrians.
D.) Always yield to the traffic that is already in the roundabout.
Traffic in a roundabout __________
A.) runs in a clockwise direction only.
B.) runs in a counterclockwise direction only.
C.) moves in opposite directions just as a typical intersection.
D.) none of the above
A "Reduction of Lanes" sign means:
A.) Right lane ends.
B.) The numbers of lanes are reduced ahead.
C.) There will be fewer lanes ahead.
D.) Traffic must merge left.
E.) Drivers in the left lane should allow others to merge smoothly.
The circular shape of a roundabout reduces the likelihood of
A.) t-bone or head-on collisions
B.) entry speeds by 15mph to 20 mph
C.) congestion and crashes at the exits
D.) all of the above
TRUE or FALSE: For multi-lane roundabouts, stay in the left lane to turn left and the right lane to turn right, and all lanes to go through, unless otherwise directed by signs or pavement markings.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
At roundabout intersections:
A.) drivers must always stop at some point in the intersection
B.) drivers can move through the intersection more quickly than through a traditional intersection
C.) more vehicle-to-vehicle conflict occurs than in a traditional intersection
D.) drivers are more likely to experience a collision than in a traditional intersection
Compared to the number of collision at traditional intersections, ___________ collisions occur in roundabout intersections
A.) more
B.) less
C.) about the same
What should you do when approaching a roundabout?
What should you do when approach a roundabout?
A.) Speed up.
B.) Drive clockwise around a raised center island.
C.) Yield to traffic already in the roundabout.
D.) All of the above
A.) a flashing red X, which means to prepare to stop
B.) a red X, which means the lane is closed
C.) a solid yellow X, which means stay in the lane but slow down
D.) a flashing yellow X, which means use this lane ONLY for a right turn
Get the Correct ANSWER
a red X, which means the lane is closed
You are driving on a road with reversible lanes that are marked with overhead lane signals:
A.) you may drive in a lane under a green arrow.
B.) you must drive in a lane under a green arrow only when you are passing slower traffic.
C.) you must never drive in a lane under a green arrow.
Get the Correct ANSWER
you may drive in a lane under a green arrow.
Reversible lanes are used during __________.
A.) low traffic
B.) emergencies
C.) rush hour
D.) weekends only
Get the Correct ANSWER
rush hour
Reversible lanes are used during rush hour.
Reversible lanes are used during rush hour.
The lane markings in the center lane in this image indicate that __________
B.) this is a reversible lane.
C.) crossing over the double lines is prohibited.
D.) none of the above
Get the Correct ANSWER
this is a reversible lane.
Reversible Lanes
Some highways have reversible traffic lanes to help handle rush-hour traffic. The direction of traffic is normally reversed at set times each day. These pavement markings are used along with special lane signals and other signs and symbols. A solid white line marks the edge of the pavement on most roads.
Stop lines, crosswalks and parking spaces are also marked by white lines. Symbols such as arrows are in white also. A single yellow line marks the left edge of all divided or one-way roadways. Curbs are often marked yellow in no parking zones near fire hydrants or intersections. It is unlawful to park in or drive through areas that have pavement markings indicating fire lanes or safety zones.
The lane marking arrow, in the center lane in the diagram below, indicates that traffic in this lane can be reversed in accordance with local traffic controls due to “rush hour” traffic or other special traffic conditions.
Reversible Lanes
Some highways have reversible traffic lanes to help handle rush-hour traffic. The direction of traffic is normally reversed at set times each day. These pavement markings are used along with special lane signals and other signs and symbols. A solid white line marks the edge of the pavement on most roads.
Stop lines, crosswalks and parking spaces are also marked by white lines. Symbols such as arrows are in white also. A single yellow line marks the left edge of all divided or one-way roadways. Curbs are often marked yellow in no parking zones near fire hydrants or intersections. It is unlawful to park in or drive through areas that have pavement markings indicating fire lanes or safety zones.
The lane marking arrow, in the center lane in the diagram below, indicates that traffic in this lane can be reversed in accordance with local traffic controls due to “rush hour” traffic or other special traffic conditions.
Roundabouts move in__________ direction.
➜ Roundabouts move in __________ direction.
A.) A counterclockwise
B.) Any direction
C.) A slow patterned
D.) A clockwise
Get the Correct ANSWER
A counterclockwise
EXPLANATION: Roundabouts are designed to move in all traffic through counter clockwise direction. Typically the speeds are slow. Travel on the right side of the road in a counter-clockwise direction and signal your intentions prior to exiting.
EXPLANATION: Roundabouts are designed to move in all traffic through counter clockwise direction. Typically the speeds are slow. Travel on the right side of the road in a counter-clockwise direction and signal your intentions prior to exiting.
When can you drive in a lane with a red "X" above it?
A.) when changing lanes.
B.) At any time
C.) Never
D.) Always
E.) In an emergency
Get the Correct ANSWER
Never
Which of the following points about driving in a roundabout is false?
A.) Always signal going in and out of a roundabout.
B.) Roundabouts run clockwise, always enter the roundabout to your left.
C.) Always yield to pedestrians.
D.) Always yield to the traffic that is already in the roundabout.
Get the Correct ANSWER
rush hour
Roundabouts run clockwise, always enter the roundabout to your left.
Roundabouts run clockwise, always enter the roundabout to your left.
Traffic in a roundabout __________
A.) runs in a clockwise direction only.
B.) runs in a counterclockwise direction only.
C.) moves in opposite directions just as a typical intersection.
D.) none of the above
Get the Correct ANSWER
rush hour
runs in a counterclockwise direction only.
runs in a counterclockwise direction only.
A "Reduction of Lanes" sign means:
A.) Right lane ends.
B.) The numbers of lanes are reduced ahead.
C.) There will be fewer lanes ahead.
D.) Traffic must merge left.
E.) Drivers in the left lane should allow others to merge smoothly.
Get the Correct ANSWER
The numbers of lanes are reduced ahead.
The circular shape of a roundabout reduces the likelihood of
A.) t-bone or head-on collisions
B.) entry speeds by 15mph to 20 mph
C.) congestion and crashes at the exits
D.) all of the above
Get the Correct ANSWER
all of the above
TRUE or FALSE: For multi-lane roundabouts, stay in the left lane to turn left and the right lane to turn right, and all lanes to go through, unless otherwise directed by signs or pavement markings.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
Get the Correct ANSWER
TRUE
At roundabout intersections:
A.) drivers must always stop at some point in the intersection
B.) drivers can move through the intersection more quickly than through a traditional intersection
C.) more vehicle-to-vehicle conflict occurs than in a traditional intersection
D.) drivers are more likely to experience a collision than in a traditional intersection
Get the Correct ANSWER
drivers can move through the intersection more quickly than through a traditional intersection
Compared to the number of collision at traditional intersections, ___________ collisions occur in roundabout intersections
A.) more
B.) less
C.) about the same
Get the Correct ANSWER
less
What should you do when approaching a roundabout?
What should you do when approach a roundabout?
A.) Speed up.
B.) Drive clockwise around a raised center island.
C.) Yield to traffic already in the roundabout.
D.) All of the above
Get the Correct ANSWER
Yield to traffic already in the roundabout.
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