Idaho Permit Test: Signals & Pavement Markings Practice Questions

Traffic lights, flashing signals, lane lines and curb colors.
Question 1
You are stopped at a steady red light on a two-way street and no sign forbids turning. What may you do in Idaho?
Question 2
You are on a one-way street, stopped at a steady red light, and want to turn left onto another one-way street going left. No sign prohibits it. What does Idaho law allow?
Question 3
What must you do at a traffic signal that is flashing red?
Question 4
A steady red arrow is pointing left in your turn lane. When may you turn left?
Question 5
The signal turns yellow just before you reach the intersection and you can stop safely. What should you do?
Question 6
You are already in the middle of the intersection when the light turns yellow. What is the correct action?
Question 7
What does a flashing yellow arrow mean for a turning driver?
Question 8
What should you do at a flashing yellow (circular) signal?
Question 9
You have a green light, but traffic is backed up on the far side of the intersection. What should you do?
Question 10
On a 'doghouse' (five-light) signal used for protected left turns, what does the yellow arrow tell you?
Question 11
A storm has knocked out power and the traffic signal at an intersection is completely dark. How should you proceed?
Question 12
At a Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (HAWK), the two red lights are flashing alternately. What must you do?
Question 13
A Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon shows two steady red lights. What does this require?
Question 14
The center of the road has a solid yellow line on your side and a dashed yellow line on the other side. May you pass?
Question 15
When may you cross double solid yellow center lines?

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