Chapter 10: Negotiating Intersections Test #2

Front

An intersection at which traffic signals or signs determine the right of way.

Back

controlled intersection

Front

An intersection that has no signs or signals to regulate traffic.

Back

uncontrolled intersection

Front

A crossing without flashing lights or a crossing gate.

Back

passive crossing

Front

A crossing controlled with electric signals and often have a crossing gate.

Back

active crossing

Front

A left turn made at a signal-controlled intersection without a special left-turn signal (arrow).

Back

unprotected turn

Front

A left turn made on a left turn light, green arrow, or delayed green light while oncoming traffic is stopped.

Back

protected left turn

Front

The point beyond which a driver can no longer stop safely without entering the intersection.

Back

point of no return

Front

This signal indicates that one side of an intersection has a green light while the light for the oncoming traffic remains red.

Back

delayed green light

Front

A light that has just turned from red to green.

Back

fresh green light

Front

You are at an intersection with a red light. The light just turned green. When do you go?

Back

go when it is safe to go