Maryland MVa driVer’s ed Final TesT | laTes diTion wiTh 100% CorreCT answers
◉ (Unit 5) What makes a left turn across traffic dangerous? Ans: A driver may
have limited visibility, a driver has many places to check for other road users, and if struck, a driver is only protected by the door and possibly an airbag.
◉ (Unit 6) What must you do if you see an emergency vehicle on the side of the road ahead, and it is adjacent to the lane you are traveling in? Ans: Change lanes if safe and possible or, if not possible, slow down to a safe and prudent speed.
◉ (Unit 6) Dangerous elements of mixed-use roads are: Ans: parked cars, distracted pedestrians, and drivers searching for their destinations and not paying attention.
◉ (Unit 6) According to the Maryland Driver manual, pedestrians have the right of way: Ans: at street crossings, at any crosswalk, whether marked or unmarked, if a driver is turning on a steady green or when making a right turn on red. 1 / 2
◉ (Unit 6) Distracted pedestrians are: Ans: a problem that is growing more serious annually.
◉ (Unit 6) At 40 MPH, what percentage of pedestrians survive an impact with
a vehicle? Ans: 10%
◉ (Unit 6) This sign indicates: Ans: you are going the wrong way on a one-way street.
◉ (Unit 6) If a driver needs to turn right at an intersection and the signal is red: Ans: the driver may turn right after coming to a complete stop, searching the intersection, and if a right turn on red is permitted.
◉ (Unit 6) What can a driver do from a shared left turn lane? Ans: Turn off or turn onto a multi-lane road.
◉ (Unit 6) If two vehicles arrive at an intersection with 4-way stop signs,
which driver must yield? Ans: The driver on the left if both drivers arrive at
the same time.
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