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A collection of flashcards covering essential traffic rules and regulations from the LTO exam review notes.
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Traffic light colors
The three colors of traffic lights are red, green, and yellow.
Yellow triangular signs
Provide warning information to drivers.
Blue traffic signs
Regulatory signs and information signs are blue.
Steady green light
Means go; it is safe to proceed.
Flashing yellow light
Indicates caution; slow down and proceed carefully.
Solid white line on highway
Indicates the road will get narrower.
No-Passing zone
Marked by two solid yellow lines.
Pavement arrows
Directs drivers to go in the direction of the arrows.
Crossing solid yellow lines
Allowed only to turn left.
Double solid yellow lines
Should not be crossed except with due care.
Single broken line crossing
Not allowed when it would interfere with traffic.
Flashing red signal light
Requires a full stop before proceeding when safe.
Hand signal for slowing down
Left arm held down and hand pointing at ground.
Right turn hand signal
Left arm bent at elbow, hand pointing upwards.
Railway crossing
Stop not less than 1.5 meters from the nearest rail when signaled.
Horn usage
Required as a safety warning.
Stop sign at intersection
Requires you to stop before proceeding safely.
Yield sign
Requires you to slow down and enter when clear.
Do Not Enter sign
Regulatory sign indicating entry is prohibited.
Right-of-Way law
Provides rules for when to yield to others.
Rotundas right-of-way
Vehicles within the rotunda have the right-of-way.
Uncontrolled intersection yield
The driver who gets there first must yield.
Left turn yield rule
Driver turning left must yield to oncoming traffic.
School crossing pedestrian rule
Stop and do not proceed until all persons are clear.
Driver turning at intersection rule
Must give way to pedestrians.
Emergency vehicle siren law
Pull to the right and stop.
Upgrade road yield rule
The vehicle facing downhill must yield.
Lane change signal requirement
Give a signal and check mirrors.
Returning to the lane after passing
Can return when you see the car in your side-view mirror.
Overtaking regulations
Allowed if highway is marked for two or more lanes.
Legal turn requirements
Look around and ensure safety before turning.
Signal before turns
Begin signaling at least 30 meters ahead.
Street for right turns
Start the turn from the lane nearest the curb.
Car behind wants to pass
Slow down slightly and pull to the right.
Low beam usage at night
Use low beam when another driver dims his lights.
Brake lights signal
Prepare to brake if you see brake lights flashing.
Making a right turn mistakes
Do not stop in the crosswalk.
Overtaking at a bridge rule
Cannot overtake at the foot or approach of a bridge.
Left turn danger
More dangerous due to oncoming traffic from both sides.
Parking lights regulation
Used for parking and when visibility is poor.
Vehicle parking definition
Considered parked if inactive for a period.
Parking downhill rule
Turn wheels into the curb.
Parking uphill without curb rule
Turn wheels away from the side of the road.
Movement from parked position rule
Check traffic, signal, and pull safely.
Prohibited parking
Not allowed on crosswalks or near fire hydrants.
Loading passengers location
Stop at the right side nearest the sidewalk.
Handling unattended car rule
Stop the engine and effectively apply the handbrake.
Slower drivers lane
Should use the outermost (right) lane.
Faster drivers lane
Should use the innermost (left) lane.
Expressway speed limit
Maximum speed limit is 100 kph.
Speed limit in school zones
Is 20 kph during school days.
Basic speed law guide
Based on traffic and road conditions.
Conditions for driving speed
Must not exceed what is safe.
Night driving speed rule
Must be within stopping distance of headlights.
Speed limit signs consideration
Thought of as the best condition recommended speed.
Danger of night driving
Reduced visibility impacts reaction time.
Following distance rule
Allow at least one car's length per 10 miles of speed.
Drowsy driving action
Pull off the road and rest.
Sharp curve approach rule
Decrease speed before entering the curve.
Ignoring traffic lights risk
Could involve you in fatal accidents.
Good driving attitude
Drive defensively.
Driver's information source
Information is gathered mostly with eyes.
Dealing with fatigue suggestion
Stop periodically for rest and exercise.
Resisting distraction habit
Move your eyes regularly near and far.
Collision avoidance adjustments
Adjust your speed and lane position.
Driver decision-making requirement
Constantly required while driving.
Interacting with bicyclists
Increase space margin and adjust speed.
Side and rear-view mirror check
Should be brief.
Night driving blinding light technique
Look slightly to the right side of the roadway.
Intersection blocked traffic action
Stop before intersection and wait.
Throwing objects from windows rule
Is forbidden at all times.
Tailgater coping strategy
Slow down and let him pass.
Two-lane road positioning
Position car center between hazards.
Pedestrian roadway rule
Must stay on the left side facing traffic.
Accident response duty
Report the accident to the nearest police station.
Uninjured driver duty in accident
Call a physician for injured persons.
Driver's license suspension definition
Means to have it taken temporarily by LTO.
Vehicle inspection purpose
To ensure safety standards are met.
Public utility vehicle license requirement
Can only be driven by a holder of a professional license.
Driver's license ownership nature
Considered a privilege.
License settlement timeframe
Must settle within 15 days after being apprehended.
Lending your driver's license condition
Under no circumstances.