Signaling distance, proper turn lanes, passing rules, U-turns, parallel and hill parking, curb colors, and no-parking zones.
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- What is the minimum distance to signal before turning on a residential street?
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At least 100 feet (about one city block)
- How far in advance must you signal a turn on a highway?
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At least 100 feet
- What should you do with your turn signal after completing a turn?
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Turn it off or cancel the signal
- What does a flashing turn signal indicate to other drivers?
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Your intended direction of turn or lane change
- Can you use hand signals instead of mechanical turn signals?
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Yes, if your vehicle's signals are broken
- When turning left, what lane should you use if one is available?
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The left-turn lane or turn-only lane
- Where should you position your vehicle when preparing to turn right?
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In the right lane, close to the right edge or curb
- If there is no dedicated turn lane, what should you do before turning?
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Signal and move into the appropriate lane when safe
- What is the proper position for making a left turn on a two-way road?
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In the left lane, as close to the center line as safe
- What should you do before entering a turn-only lane?
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Slow down to an appropriate turning speed
- When is it illegal to pass another vehicle?
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On curves, near hilltops with limited visibility, and in no-passing zones
- What does a solid yellow line on your side of the road mean?
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Do not pass; passing is prohibited
- What does a broken yellow line on your side of the road mean?
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Passing is allowed if it is safe and legal
- Under what conditions can you pass a vehicle on its right side?
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Only when safe and legal, such as when the vehicle is turning left
- What should you do if an oncoming vehicle appears while you are passing?
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Return to the right lane immediately and give up the pass