Oklahoma Permit Test: Signals & Pavement Markings Practice Questions

Correct answer: Turn right after a full stop, yielding to pedestrians and traffic

After a complete stop you may turn right on red unless a sign forbids it, but you must yield to everyone using the intersection, including bicycles.

Source: Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: From a one-way street onto a one-way street, after a full stop

Oklahoma allows a left turn on red only from a one-way street into a one-way street, after a full stop and when no sign prohibits it.

Source: Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Stop, then go when safe, as at a stop sign

A flashing red light is used at dangerous intersections and means the same as a stop sign.

Source: Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Slow down, look both ways and proceed with care

A flashing yellow light means caution: slow down, look in both directions and drive carefully through the intersection.

Source: Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Turn after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians

A flashing yellow left-turn arrow allows the turn, but oncoming traffic and pedestrians have the right-of-way.

Source: Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Turn in the direction of the arrow

When a green arrow is lit you may turn in its direction even while the red light is on; in a turn-only lane you must wait for the arrow.

Source: Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Stop if you safely can before the crosswalk

A steady yellow warns that red is coming. Stop if you can safely stop before the crosswalk, and never speed up to beat the light.

Source: Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: No turns that way until a green signal appears

A red arrow means all turns in the direction of the arrow are prohibited; wait for a green signal before turning.

Source: Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: The officer

You must obey traffic signals except when an officer is directing traffic; then you obey the officer at all times.

Source: Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Do not use that lane

A red X over a lane means do not use the lane; a green arrow means the lane is open.

Source: Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings – Lane Control Signals

Correct answer: Move out of (clear) the lane

A yellow X means clear the lane; if the yellow X is flashing, the lane may be used for left turns.

Source: Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings – Lane Control Signals

Correct answer: Keep going and finish crossing the street

A flashing Don't Walk means do not leave the curb, but someone already in the intersection should continue.

Source: Chapter 4: Signs, Signals and Markings – Pedestrian Signals

Correct answer: Do not pass; you may cross it only to turn left

Single or double solid yellow lines mean do not pass; you may cross them to turn left.

Source: Chapter 6: Lane Usage and Maneuvers – Drive in Proper Lane

Correct answer: Same-direction lanes; you may change lanes or pass when safe

White dashes separate lanes moving in the same direction; passing is permitted when it is safe.

Source: Chapter 6: Lane Usage and Maneuvers – Drive in Proper Lane

Correct answer: Passing or changing lanes there is hazardous

A solid white line separates same-direction traffic where passing is hazardous, for example approaching an intersection or merge.

Source: Chapter 6: Lane Usage and Maneuvers – Drive in Proper Lane