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Right of Way Rules

Who yields at 4-way stops, uncontrolled intersections, left turns, roundabouts, emergency vehicles, pedestrians, merging and school buses.

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40 basic cards for Permit test Driver's Permit Test. It opens with "Two vehicles reach a 4-way stop at the same time. One turns left, one turns" and "You arrive at a 4-way stop at the same time as a vehicle to your right. You". Study it alongside the other Permit test sets below.

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Two vehicles reach a 4-way stop at the same time. One turns left, one turns right. Who yields?
Show answerThe vehicle turning left yields to the vehicle turning right.
You arrive at a 4-way stop at the same time as a vehicle to your right. You both go straight. Who proceeds first?
Show answerThe vehicle on your right proceeds first.
At a 4-way stop, two vehicles on the same road arrive together, one going straight and one turning left. Who proceeds?
Show answerThe vehicle going straight proceeds first.
You cannot tell who arrived at a 4-way stop first. What should you do?
Show answerYield to the other vehicle. If both hesitate, make eye contact and establish a clear intention before proceeding.
At an uncontrolled intersection with no signs, a vehicle approaches from your left while you approach from the right. Who yields?
Show answerThe vehicle on the left yields to you, the vehicle on the right.
You are at an uncontrolled intersection. A vehicle on your left is turning left while you go straight. Who has right of way?
Show answerYou have the right of way. The vehicle on your left must yield.
At an uncontrolled intersection, you and an oncoming vehicle both want to turn left. Who goes first?
Show answerNeither vehicle has a clear right of way. You may proceed if you can do so safely without crossing their path.
What does a Yield sign mean for right of way?
Show answerYou must slow down or stop if needed and yield to all traffic. You may proceed only when the road is clear.
You make a left turn at a traffic light showing green. Oncoming traffic is coming straight. Who has right of way?
Show answerThe oncoming traffic has the right of way. You must wait for a gap or a green left-turn arrow.
You want to turn left from a center left-turn lane across oncoming traffic. What must you do?
Show answerYield to all oncoming traffic, including vehicles turning right. Only proceed when safe.
Entering an intersection to turn left against the green light, a pedestrian walks with the walk signal. Who has right of way?
Show answerThe pedestrian has the right of way. You must yield to the pedestrian.
A vehicle from your left is turning left into your lane while you go straight through an uncontrolled intersection. Who yields?
Show answerThe vehicle turning left yields to you going straight.
You are in a roundabout. A vehicle is entering the roundabout from an entry point. Who has right of way?
Show answerYou have the right of way. The entering vehicle must yield to traffic already in the roundabout.
You are exiting a roundabout and a vehicle is entering the roundabout at the exit. Who proceeds first?
Show answerYou have the right of way. The entering vehicle must yield to you as you exit.
In a multi-lane roundabout, can you change lanes while traveling through?
Show answerYes, but you must yield to traffic in the lane you are entering and signal your intention.

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