Module 5 Topics 1-3 Review

Most crashes occur at intersections because __________.

• drivers fail to search and identify a safe path of travel when approaching an intersection

• drivers don't identify or understand the risks

• drivers fail to develop good driving habits to effectively manage the risks

If the traffic light is not functioning at the intersection, drivers should __________.

• go through the intersection first

• proceed with caution and use of right of way laws

• sit and wait for a police officer

• there are no rules

Approaching intersections, drivers should search for __________.

• traffic signs and signals

• oncoming and cross traffic

• pedestrians and bicyclists

Match the warning signs to the correct label for signs you would see at intersections.

• Crossroads

• 
• Y Intersection

• 
• Roundabout

• 
• T Intersection

• 
• Railroad Crossing

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Why do drivers need to follow right of way laws?

• To create safer driving conditions on the road, especially at intersections.

• To help drivers know when they can go or if they should yield.

• To maintain traffic flow.

Both drivers arrive at a controlled intersection at the same time. The driver ________ has the right of way.

• on the left

• the female driver

• on the right

• with the nicer car

A driver turning left at an intersection must yield if they have a ________.

• green arrow

• red light

• flashing yellow arrow

At a T intersection, the vehicle on the side street must stop and ________.

• yield the right of way

• remain stopped

• wait for law enforcement to direct traffic

Communication, while driving, could include ________.

• Using headlights

• Using Brake and Taillights

• Turn Signals

Use Figure 1 to answer this question: A vehicle moving to Lane Position 2 would indicate that the driver may be ________.

• turning left

• turning right

• stopping

• backing up