✅ Multiple‑Choice Questions
- What should you do at a solid red light?
- A. Speed up to get through
- B. Slow down but keep rolling
- C. Come to a complete stop
- D. Stop only if other cars are around
(Correct: C)
Learn more: Red light rules
- A yellow light means:
- A. Hit the gas
- B. Slow down and prepare to stop
- C. Stop immediately, no matter what
- D. Ignore it
(Correct: B)
Learn more: Yellow light meaning
- A green light means you may go…
- A. Immediately, without checking
- B. Only if the car behind you honks
- C. After checking that the intersection is clear
- D. Only if no pedestrians are around
(Correct: C)
Learn more: Green light rules
- A flashing red light means:
- A. Slow down
- B. Treat it like a stop sign
- C. Keep going
- D. Stop only if someone is watching
(Correct: B)
Learn more: Flashing red rules
- A flashing yellow light means:
- A. Stop completely
- B. Speed up
- C. Proceed with caution
- D. Turn only
(Correct: C)
Learn more: Flashing yellow rules
🔀 Arrow Signal Questions
- A green arrow means:
- A. You may turn, and you have the right‑of‑way
- B. You must stop
- C. You may turn only after yielding
- D. You cannot turn
(Correct: A)
Learn more: Green arrow rules
- A yellow arrow means:
- A. The protected turn is ending
- B. Speed up
- C. Turn immediately
- D. Ignore it
(Correct: A)
Learn more: Yellow arrow meaning
- A red arrow means:
- A. You may turn after stopping
- B. You may turn if no one is coming
- C. You cannot turn in that direction
- D. You may turn only on weekends
(Correct: C)
Learn more: Red arrow rules
🚶 Pedestrian Signal Questions
- A WALK signal means:
- A. Pedestrians may cross
- B. Drivers must yield
- C. Both A and B
(Correct: C)
Learn more: Walk signal rules
- A DON’T WALK signal means:
- A. Pedestrians should not start crossing
- B. Drivers may proceed if clear
- C. Both A and B
(Correct: C)
Learn more: Don’t walk rules
✔️ True or False
- You can always turn right on red.
- False — only after a full stop and only if no sign prohibits it.
Learn more: Right on red rules
- A green light guarantees the intersection is safe.
- False — you must still check for pedestrians and red‑light runners.
- A flashing yellow means you must stop.
- False — you slow down and proceed with caution.
🚗 Scenario Questions (Most Like the Permit Test)
- You approach a green light that has been green for a long time. What should you expect?
- A. It will stay green
- B. It may turn yellow soon
- C. It will turn red immediately
(Correct: B — this is a “stale green light”)
Learn more: Stale green light
- You are turning right on red. What must you do first?
- A. Slow down
- B. Stop fully and check for pedestrians and traffic
- C. Turn quickly
(Correct: B)
- You’re in a left‑turn lane with a green arrow. What does this mean?
- A. You must yield
- B. You have a protected turn
- C. You cannot turn
(Correct: B)
- You see a flashing red light at an intersection with no other cars. What do you do?
- A. Slow down and go
- B. Stop fully, then go when safe
(Correct: B)
