Drivers Education Study Guide

Motor vehicle laws of Delaware do not give anyone the __________.

Right-of-Way.

When you can prevent a Crash by yielding the right-of-way, it is the __________ thing to do.

right.

Traffic signals and signs apply to __________.

everyone and anyone.

Crashes may occur when you don't follow __________ and __________.

signals and signs.

The red light reinforcement is the most effective system for when a motorist runs a __________.

red light.

A steady red arrow means to __________.

Full stop.

You must come to a complete stop at a __________ red light.

flashing.

When passing another vehicle, you should use the __________ lane.

left.

Drivers are prohibited from using hand-held __________ while driving.

cell phones.

You should signal for a turn __________ feet prior to your intended action.

Warning signs are typically __________ with black lettering or symbols.

yellow.

When approaching or driving through a work zone, you should stay __________ for changing traffic patterns.

alert.

You must always stop before reaching any __________ bus when it is stopped to load or unload children.

school.

Drivers who pass a school bus with overhead lights and stop arm extended may face a __________ license suspension for the first offence.

one month.

A steady yellow arrow cautions you when you are too close to stop __________.

safely.

You must yield to __________ immediately when an emergency vehicle is approaching with their lights flashing.

the right-of-way.

The speed limit in a school zone is __________ mph.

Reversible lanes are usually marked by __________ double-broken yellow lines.

double.

Reserved lanes for buses are marked by signs stating that the lane is for __________ use only.

bus.

When crossing a roadway where a pedestrian tunnel or overhead crossing is provided, pedestrians __________.

must yield.

A steady green arrow indicates to __________ in the direction of the arrow.

proceed.

Regulatory signs tell you of laws and __________ for traffic direction.

regulations.