Right of Way Exam 1 اِگزیم

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At a junction where you may be held-up, what do you have to do if you have priority?

Not to enter the junction.

To pass and move away if I hold up the traffic.

To pass because I have priority.

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Does the rotating light on special vehicles give them priority over other drivers?

Yes, when driving with it on.

No, only it signals their situation.

Yes, always.

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There are no priority signs. Must you give way?

Yes, to the vehicles approaching from my left.

No.

Yes, to the vehicles approaching from my right.

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At an intersection marked with this sign, do you have the right of way if you want to go straight?

No.

Yes.

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Which vehicle has the right of way in a narrowing of the road when the right of way is not signalled?

The first vehicle to enter the road narrowing.

The vehicle that has to reverse the furthest.

The first vehicle to arrive at the road narrowing.

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Must a school group about to cross the road be given right of way?

No.

Only if on a pedestrian crossing.

Yes.

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The animals have right of way in the place indicated with…

Sign A.

Sign C.

Sign B.

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Must the red vehicle be given right of way as it leaves the house?

Yes, it is entering on the right.

No.

Yes, it is on a cross road.

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Must you give right of way to this vehicle at an intersection between a paved and an unpaved road?

Yes, because at intersections without signals, you must give right of way to vehicles coming from the right.

No, since it is coming from an unpaved road.

Yes, because it is coming from the right.

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Does this sign give you right of way?

Yes.

The first vehicle to enter when a road narrows always has right of way.

No, opposing traffic has right of way.

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In this intersection with no signage, should the driver yield to the cyclist?

Yes, because two-wheeled vehicles always have right of way.

No, because motor vehicles have right of way over two-wheeled cycles.

Yes, because they are approaching from the right.

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At this intersection, should you yield to cyclists?

Yes, to the whole group.

Yes, but only to the first cyclist.

No, because cyclists do not have right of way.

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In an intersection, there is a vertical stop sign and a road marking that says yield. Which should you obey?

The vertical stop sign.

The yield road marking.

Neither, in this case the general right of way rule will be applied.

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Do you have to yield at the next intersection?

Yes, to vehicles approaching from the right.

Yes, to vehicles approaching from the left.

No, not to any vehicle.

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A passenger car wants to cross this zone. Should it yield?

Yes, to the bicyclists traveling in the bike lane.

Yes, but only if the bicyclist cannot brake in time.

No, because the passenger car has right of way.

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At an intersection, where must you stop your vehicle if the light is red?

Before the stop line at the traffic light, and if there isn't one, at the traffic light without going past it.

At the junction of the two roads without observing the traffic light.

10 meters after having passed the traffic light.

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If you are driving in front of an ambulance in emergency service, should you give way?

No.

Yes, only on urban roads.

Yes, moving away to the right, usually, and stopping if necessary.

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When must drivers give way to animals?

Only on duly designated livestock tracks.

Whenever they cross their paths.

When turning into another road where animals are crossing, even if there is no route for them.

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At the next junction, is it compulsory to give way to the vehicles approaching from the left?

Yes.

No.

Only when there are no priority signs.

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Must you give way to the white vehicle on the left?

Yes, because it is travelling on a road of the same category.

Yes, because it is travelling on an asphalted road.

No.

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Must a car on a road which crosses a cycle lane give way to cyclists?

Only if they approach from the right.

No, cyclists do not have right of way over motor vehicles.

Yes, always.

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Must drivers give way to the bus as it leaves the stop?

Yes.

Only if a school transport bus.

No.

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The tractor leaves a farm. Must you give way?

Yes, because it approaches from my right.

No, because it approaches from a private road.

Yes, because there are no signs.

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Must the green vehicle, intending to drive straight on at this intersection, give way to the cyclist?

No.

Yes, cyclists always have right of way.

Yes, this is an inter-urban route.

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What must you do at an intersection where traffic lights aren’t working?

Pass through because it is understood that the light is green.

Stop because crossing is forbidden.

Yield to vehicles coming from the right, and be careful.

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What should you do if you are joining traffic from a private lane?

Announce the manoeuvre with your hazard warning lights.

Make sure you can join traffic safely and yield way to other vehicles.

Make sure there is no danger, and yield way to vehicles approaching from the left.

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What must be done in this situation?

Obey the road markings and stop.

Slow down and possibly stop, pedestrians on the road.

According to the sign, it is not necessary to slow down.

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At this intersection, which vehicles are required to stop?

All of them.

The red and the blue.

The green and the red.

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Vehicles have priority over pedestrians except when…

They are near a pedestrian crossing.

The vehicles make a turn at an intersection to enter to another road with pedestrians crossing it.

Pedestrians are approaching on the right.

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