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Illinois Permit Test: Right-of-Way Practice Questions
Who goes first at intersections, crosswalks and for emergency vehicles.
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Question 1
At a four-way stop, who should go first?
The larger vehicle
The first driver to stop
Whoever is turning right
The driver on the left side
Correct answer: The first driver to stop
The first driver to stop goes first; if two arrive together on different roads, the driver on the left yields to the one on the right.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Right of Way
Question 2
At a T intersection with no signs or signals, who must yield?
The driver on the through road, since the other has priority
The driver turning right
The driver on the road that ends
Whoever is going faster
Correct answer: The driver on the road that ends
A driver on the terminating highway of an uncontrolled T intersection must yield to cross traffic.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Right of Way
Question 3
You entered the intersection on green to turn left, and the light turns red while you wait for oncoming traffic. What may you do?
Turn right instead
Back up carefully out of the intersection
Finish the turn when it is safe
Stay until the next green
Correct answer: Finish the turn when it is safe
If you entered while the light was green, you may finish your left turn even though the light turns red.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Right of Way
Question 4
Your light turns green but vehicles are still in the intersection. What must you do?
Go, since you have the green
Drive around them
Yield to them before going
Honk to clear them
Correct answer: Yield to them before going
You must yield even after the light turns green when vehicles remain in the intersection.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Right of Way
Question 5
A pedestrian is in a marked crosswalk ahead of you. What does Illinois law require?
Yield only if there is a signal
Honk and proceed
Slow down and pass behind them once they clear your lane
Come to a complete stop and yield
Correct answer: Come to a complete stop and yield
Drivers must come to a complete stop and yield when a pedestrian is in a marked crosswalk.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Pedestrian Right of Way
Question 6
Who has the right of way when a pedestrian with a white cane or guide dog is crossing?
The pedestrian with the disability
Whoever arrived first
Only pedestrians in marked crosswalks
The driver, if the light is green
Correct answer: The pedestrian with the disability
A pedestrian with a disability using a guide dog, white cane, wheelchair or other assistive device has the right of way.
Source: Chapter 5: Sharing the Road – Pedestrians
Question 7
In an urban area, you are pulling out of an alley or driveway. Where must you stop?
In the street lane
At the curb line of the street
Before entering the sidewalk area
Only if a car is coming, at the edge of the street
Correct answer: Before entering the sidewalk area
In urban areas, come to a complete stop before entering the sidewalk area, then yield to pedestrians and vehicles.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws – Alleys/Driveways
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