section 4- traffic controls

what does a single broken white line mean on the highway?

you may cross lane to change lanes when it is safe to do so

what does a double solid yellow line in the center of the highway mean a double solid white line

• double solid yellow line: vehicles moving in either direction do not cross unless turning left when it's safe

• double white line: crossing not

what does a solid yellow line to the right of the center line of the highway mean?

passing or crossing not allowed except when turning left

what do the colors of the traffic signs indicate (red orange yellow etc)? Be sure include ALL colors

• Red: stop do not enter wrong way, yield

• fluorescent yellow/green: High emphasis, warning, school pedestrian bicycle

• yellow general warning; advisory of unexpected road conditions

• Orange: construction/maintenance

• White/black regulatory: (ex. speed limit)

• Green: guide or directional information

• Blue: motor services, guidance handicap parking

• Brown: there is a public recreation, cultural historical significance

when more than one vehicle approaches a four-way stop which one moves first?

• The first to arrive at the stop sign

• if arriving at the same time the car on the left yield to the one on the right

what is a red traffic light mean? What is the flashing red traffic light mean?

• Red Traffic Light: come to complete stop at the stop line. Don't move into the light is green.

• Flashing Red Traffic Light: Use that dangerous intersections treated like a stop sign.

After full stop at a red traffic light when can a driver turn right?

if there is “no turn on red” sign and it is safe to do so

what does a green arrow showing at the same time as a red traffic light mean you can do?

you may turn the direction of the air as long as you are in the proper lane

what does a yellow flashing traffic light mean?

• use ad or just before a danger intersections

• proceeds with caution

• alert you to a warning sign such as school zone crossing zone or dangerous curve

if you're approaching a railroad crossing, that DOES NOT have gates or lights and you see a train coming what should you do?

stop within 50 feet but not less than 15 feet from the nearest rail of the railroad (from the train tracks)