New York State Driver's Permit Test Q&A Comprehensive Graded A+

New York State Driver's Permit Test Q&A Comprehensive Graded A+ 2. Chapter 4: Traffic Control What is the normal color and shape of a warning sign?: Yellow a mond-shaped, with black letters or symbols 3. Chapter 4: Traffic Control What color and shape is a destination sign?: Green with white letters and symbols 4. Chapter 4: Traffic Control Service Signs - what colors are they?: Blue with white letters and 5. Chapter 4: Traffic Control What must you do at a stop sign?: Come to a full stop, yield to the ri to vehicles and pedestrians in or heading toward the intersection. 6. Chapter 4: Traffic Control Stop Sign: come to a stop: before the stop line, if there is one. 7. Chapter 4: Traffic Control Stop Sign If there is no sign,you must stop: before you enter the crosswalk. 8. Chapter 4: Traffic Control A regulation sign is normally what shape?: Rectangle 10. Chapter 4: Traffic Control Traffic Lights: What must you do when you encounter each of th • A flashing red light: Means the same as a STOP sign: Stop, yield th and go when it is safe. 11. Chapter 4: Traffic Control Traffic Lights: What must you do when you encounter each of t • A flashing yellow light: Drive with caution 12. Chapter 4: Traffic Control Traffic Lights: What must you do when you encounter each of t • A steady yellow light: The light will change from green to red. Be p stop for the red light. 13. Chapter 4: Traffic Control Traffic Lights: What must you do when you encounter each of th • A red light with a green arrow?: You can go in the the direction of you must yield the right-of-way to other traffic at the intersection as required by law. 14. Chapter 4: Traffic Control Pavement Markings: What does it indicate if an edge line angles in toward the center of the road?: The road is narrower ahead. 15. Chapter 4: Traffic Control Pavement Markings: What do each of these lines indicate: • one broken line?: You can pass other vehicles or change lanes if you and not interfere with traffic. 16. Chapter 4: Traffic Control Pavement Markings: What do each of these lines indicate: • one solid line?: You can pass other vehicles or change lanes, but y do so when obstructions in the road or traffic conditions make it necessary. 17. Chapter 4: Traffic Control:Pavement Markings What do each of these lines indicate: • double solid line?: You can not pass or change lanes. You can not lines except to turn left to enter or leave the highway. To or from a driv a U-turn. 18. Chapter 4: Traffic Control: Pavement Markings What do each of these lines indicate: • solid line with broken line?: If you are on the side with the solid li pass other vehicles or go across the line except to make a left turn in If you are on the side with the broken line, you can pass if it is safe to not interfere with traffic. 19. Chapter 4: Traffic Control: Stop and Crosswalk Lanes: If an intersection has crosswalk lines but no STOP line, where must you stop for a red light at that intersection?: Page 42 20. Chapter 4: Traffic Control What type of pavement marking show you which lane you must turn?: Arrows show which lanes you must use. 21. Chapter 4: Traffic Control What symbol indicates reserved lanes for buses, HOV?: Diamond 22. Chapter 5 Intersections and Turns: Hand Signal What is the hand signal for a stop?: Left arm bent down in 90 deg 23. Chapter 5 Intersections and Turns: Hand Signal What is the hand signal for a right turn?: Left arm bent up in 90 d 24. Chapter 5 Intersections and Turns: Right-of-way Rules If two drivers enter an intersection from opposite directions at the same time, and one travels straight, the other prepares to turn left, which must yield the 25. Chapter 5 Intersections and Turns: Right-of-way Rules If you enter an intersection to make a left turn, but oncoming traffic p the turn immediately, what should you do?: You must wait for approachi to go through before your turn. 26. Chapter 5 Intersections and Turns: Right-of-way Rules If you reach an intersection that is not controlled by signs or si same time as a driver on your right, and both of you prepare to g who has the right-of-way?: The driver on the left must yield the righ driver on the right. 27. Chapter 5 Intersections and Turns: Right-of-way Rules For any left turn, the law requires you to: Yield to any traffic headed toward you that is close enough to be a hazard. 28. Chapter 5 Intersections and Turns: Right-of-way Rules What you do if you enter a road from a driveway?: Must yield the r traffic on the roadway and to pedestrians. 29. Chapter 5 Intersections and Turns: Right-of-way Rules You face a green light, but traffic on the other side of the intersection does not allow you to travel all the way through the intersection. May you enter the intersection?: Wait until traffic ahead clears, so you do not block the intersection. 30. Chapter 5 Intersections and Turns: Right-of-way Rules Does a vehicle prepared to enter a traffic circle or rotary have right-of-way over vehicles in the circle?: Must yield the right-of-way to drivers already in the circle. 31. Chapter 5 Intersections and Turns: Emergency Vehicles What will you do if you hear a siren close by but can not see where the emergency vehicle is?: Safely pull over immediately to the right edge of the road and stop. Wait until the emergency vehicle passes before you drive on. 32. Chapter 5 Intersections and Turns How far before a turn must you signal?: At least 100 feet ahea