turns and intersections

What is a good recommended speed for making turns?

10 mph

When should you signal?

100 feet, or 3 seconds, before your turn

What do we call any place we make turns?

Intersections

What happens when you come to a 2 way stop?

Traffic on the road crossing the one you’re on does not stop driving. You must come to a complete stop at the sign and only continue when the crossroad is empty.

What happens when you come to a 4 way stop?

Cars coming from all directions need to stop. The person who arrives at their stop sign first gets to go first. If everyone arrives at the same time, the person on the right gets to go.

What happens when you come to a 3 way stop?

If there is any road without a stop sign, they have the right of way. You must first yield to them. After that road is clear, you must yield to whoever got to their stop sign first. If you got there at the same time, the person on the right goes first.

What do you do if you see a yield sign?

You must slow down and yield to any cars who have the right of way

What is an uncontrolled intersection?

An intersection without traffic controls or signs

Who usually has the right of way on a T intersection?

The top of the T

If you see this two-sided arrow, what is it telling you?

You can only make a right or left turn after yielding to traffic