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Delaware Permit Test: Turning Practice Questions
Signaling, turn lanes, U-turns and turning on red.
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Question 1
Without lane markings, which lane should you turn from?
Any lane, as long as your turn signal is on
The lane farthest from the direction of the turn
The center lane only, to keep out of the way
The lane closest to where you want to go
Correct answer: The lane closest to where you want to go
Turn from the lane closest to the direction you want to go and into the lane closest to the one you came from.
Source: Section Four – General Rules
Question 2
Why avoid swinging wide to the left before a right turn?
The driver behind may try to pass on your right
It saves fuel by keeping your speed through the turn
It is required by law at every Delaware intersection
It helps large trucks behind you see your turn signal
Correct answer: The driver behind may try to pass on your right
If you swing wide, the driver behind may think you are turning left and may try to pass you on the right.
Source: Section Four – General Rules
Question 3
When two or more turn lanes are marked, what should you do during the turn?
Drift to the inside
Change lanes mid-turn
Stop halfway
Stay in your lane
Correct answer: Stay in your lane
If signs or markings allow two or more turning lanes, stay in your lane during the turn.
Source: Section Four – General Rules
Question 4
At a legal median crossing in Delaware, which rule applies?
Keep to the left
Stop in the middle
Keep to the right
Use either side
Correct answer: Keep to the right
When crossing is legal, the rule "keep to the right" applies in median crossings.
Source: Section Four – General Rules
Question 5
If you miss your turn or exit in Delaware, what should you do?
Back up carefully to the turn
Stop in the lane and wait
Go on and turn around safely
Make a sudden U-turn right there
Correct answer: Go on and turn around safely
If you miss your turn or exit, do not back up; go on to where you can safely turn around.
Source: Section Four – General Rules
Question 6
Why do trucks swing wide left before a right turn?
To pass cars that are stopped on the right
To safely negotiate the turn
To block traffic from the left lane
To make room for cars to squeeze in on the right
Correct answer: To safely negotiate the turn
Truck drivers sometimes swing wide to the left to negotiate a right turn; don’t cut in between the truck and curb.
Source: Section Four – Sharing the Road With a Truck
Question 7
Before turning in front of a motorcycle with its signal on, what should you check?
Nothing; signals are reliable
The rider’s helmet color
That the rider is really turning
The bike’s brand
Correct answer: That the rider is really turning
Motorcycle turn signals often aren’t self-canceling; be sure the rider is turning and not going straight with a forgotten signal.
Source: Section Four – Sharing the Road With Motorcycles
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