Roundabout Traffic Rules Quiz

What is the purpose of a roundabout?

• To allow the intersection to handle heavier traffic flow without the need for a signal or a four-way stop.

• To increase the speed of vehicles.

• To provide a place for pedestrians to cross.

• To serve as a parking area.

What should a motorist do when approaching a roundabout?

• Speed up to merge quickly.

• Stop completely before entering.

• Slow down to the posted advisory speed.

• Ignore all traffic signs.

Where should a bicycle lane be located if there is a right-turn-only lane?

• To the left of the right-turn-only lane.

• To the right of the right-turn-only lane.

• In the middle of the right-turn-only lane.

• On the sidewalk.

What do stop lines indicate at intersections?

• The point beyond which your vehicle should not cross

• The speed limit of the road

• The direction of traffic flow

• The location of pedestrian crossings

What is the purpose of crosswalk lines?

• To indicate parking spaces

• To guide vehicles in merging lanes

• To give pedestrians the right-of-way over motor vehicles

• To mark the start of a no-passing zone

What do single solid yellow lines on two-lane roads indicate?

• Passing is allowed

• No passing is allowed

• The road is a one-way street

• The road is under construction

What do double white lines on roadways indicate?

• Vehicles can cross to the adjacent lane

• Lane changes are prohibited

• The road is a two-way street

• The road is a dead end

What is the function of traffic striping?

• To indicate a pedestrian zone

• To show the road is narrowing or there is an obstruction

• To mark a bus lane

• To indicate a speed bump