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Arkansas Permit Test: Right-of-Way Practice Questions
Who goes first at intersections, crosswalks and for emergency vehicles.
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Question 1
An emergency vehicle approaches with siren and lights while you're in an intersection. What should you do?
Stop in the intersection and wait there
Back up
Drive through, then pull right
Speed up and keep going
Correct answer: Drive through, then pull right
Pull to the right edge for emergency vehicles; if in an intersection, drive through it before pulling over.
Source: Chapter 1: Arkansas Law β Move Over Law
Question 2
When must you stop for an Arkansas school bus with red lights flashing?
Only on two-lane roads
Only near schools
Only if you are behind it, traveling in the same lane
From any direction, until the lights go off
Correct answer: From any direction, until the lights go off
Whether in the same lane, the opposing lane or at an intersection, you must stop until the red lights are turned off.
Source: Chapter 1: Arkansas Law β School Bus Law and Rules
Question 3
When are you not required to stop for an oncoming Arkansas school bus?
When a median 20 feet or wider separates you
When it's a two-lane road
When you are running late for work, school or an appointment
When no kids are seen
Correct answer: When a median 20 feet or wider separates you
You needn't stop if the bus is approaching in an opposite lane separated by a median at least 20 feet wide.
Source: Chapter 1: Arkansas Law β School Bus Law and Rules
Question 4
What is the fine range for illegally passing a stopped Arkansas school bus?
$250 to $1,000
$25 to $50 per offense
No fine
$5,000 minimum
Correct answer: $250 to $1,000
Passing a stopped school bus is a misdemeanor with a $250 minimum fine up to $1,000 and up to 90 days in jail.
Source: Chapter 1: Arkansas Law β School Bus Law and Rules
Question 5
Under Isaac's Law, what is negligently causing a death while passing a school bus?
A warning
A misdemeanor only
A Class C felony
A small fine
Correct answer: A Class C felony
Under Isaac's Law, negligently causing a death is a Class C felony for negligent homicide.
Source: Chapter 1: Arkansas Law β School Bus Law and Rules
Question 6
At an Arkansas all-way stop, who goes first?
The faster vehicle
The driver on the left side of the intersection
The driver who arrived first
The bigger vehicle
Correct answer: The driver who arrived first
At 3-way, 4-way and all-way stops, the driver reaching the intersection first goes first after a complete stop.
Source: Chapter 3: General Driving β Right of Way at Stop Signs
Question 7
At an Arkansas intersection with no signs or signals, whom must you yield to?
Vehicles coming from the left
Vehicles from the right
No one
Larger vehicles
Correct answer: Vehicles from the right
Where there is no stop sign or signal, drivers must yield to vehicles approaching from the right.
Source: Chapter 3: General Driving β Right of Way at Stop Signs
Question 8
Who must yield when you are passing a car that is slowing down?
Whoever is on the left
The car that is being passed
Neither
You, the passing driver
Correct answer: You, the passing driver
Drivers passing a vehicle going the same way must yield to it, even if it is slowing or stopping.
Source: Chapter 3: General Driving β Right of Way
Question 9
Who has absolute right-of-way in Arkansas?
Motorcycles and all other two-wheeled vehicles
Pedestrians with a white cane or guide dog
Trucks
Buses
Correct answer: Pedestrians with a white cane or guide dog
Pedestrians using a guide dog or carrying a white cane have absolute right-of-way; don't honk at them.
Source: Chapter 3: General Driving β Right of Way
Question 10
Who must yield when you enter a traffic circle?
You, to drivers already in it
No one
Drivers who are already circling inside
Whoever is faster
Correct answer: You, to drivers already in it
Drivers entering a traffic circle or rotary must yield to drivers already in the circle.
Source: Chapter 3: General Driving β Right of Way
Question 11
When may you enter an intersection in heavy traffic?
Only if you can get through without stopping
When your light is green
If at least half of the intersection ahead is clear
Any time
Correct answer: Only if you can get through without stopping
Drivers may not enter an intersection unless they can get through without stopping; don't block it.
Source: Chapter 3: General Driving β General Right of Way Rules
Question 12
When exiting a parking lot across a sidewalk, whom must you yield to?
Pedestrians
No one
Only buses
Only cars
Correct answer: Pedestrians
Drivers crossing a sidewalk at a driveway, alley or parking lot must yield to pedestrians; driving on a sidewalk is illegal except to cross it.
Source: Chapter 3: General Driving β Right of Way
Question 13
Who must yield when a left-turning driver meets an oncoming car going straight?
Whoever arrives last
The left-turning driver
The larger car
The car that is going straight
Correct answer: The left-turning driver
Drivers turning left must yield to oncoming cars traveling straight ahead.
Source: Chapter 3: General Driving β Right of Way
Question 14
Which stopped vehicles does Arkansas's expanded Move Over law cover besides police, fire and ambulances?
Only school buses
ARDOT, construction, utility vehicles and tow trucks
None
Only private cars with hazard lights stopped on the shoulder
Correct answer: ARDOT, construction, utility vehicles and tow trucks
Arkansas expanded the law to include ARDOT, construction, utility vehicles and tow trucks with flashing lights.
Source: Chapter 1: Arkansas Law β Move Over Law
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