Understanding Urban and Rural Roadways

What is the typical speed limit in a residential urban area?

• 25 mph

• 35 mph

• 45 mph

• 55 mph

When driving in an urban area, what does a yellow traffic light indicate?

• Speed up to clear the intersection

• The traffic light is out of order

• Prepare to stop, if safe to do so

• Pedestrians should start crossing

On rural roads, what is the maximum speed limit unless otherwise posted?

• 45 mph

• 55 mph

• 65 mph

• 75 mph

What does a "No U-Turn" sign look like in an urban setting?

• A green circle

• A red circle with a line through a U-turn symbol

• A yellow diamond with a U-turn symbol

• A blue square with a white U-turn symbol

In urban areas, what does a white painted curb mean?

• Loading zone for freight only

• Short stops permitted

• No stopping, standing, or parking

• Parking for disabled persons only

What should you do when you see a school bus stopped with its red lights flashing on a two-lane road?

• Pass the bus with caution

• Stop, regardless of your direction of travel

• Only stop if you are behind the bus

• The bus is preparing to turn

Which of the following is a common feature of rural roads that may not be present in urban areas?

• Traffic lights

• Roundabouts

• Unpaved surfaces

• Pedestrian crossings

What does a solid yellow line on the road in a rural area indicate?

• Passing is allowed

• Passing is not allowed

• The road is ending

• Pedestrian crossing ahead

In urban areas, what does a pedestrian crossing sign look like?

• A blue square with a white walking person

• A yellow diamond with a black walking person

• A red circle with a white walking person

• A green circle with a white walking person

What is the purpose of a bike lane in urban areas?

• For pedestrians to walk safely

• For cars to park temporarily

• For cyclists to ride safely

• For emergency vehicles only