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If You are approaching an intersection where you want to go straight ahead and you have a red traffic light?
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What does a circular green signal on a traffic light mean?
it means you may go straight ahead or turn except where signs prohibit turns and traffic and pedestrians alright in the intersection must get out of your way.
When approaching ant intersection the best way to avoid a collision is to?
cover the brake and scan ahead
When approaching any intersection the best way to avoid collision is to?
Cover the brake and scan ahead
When approaching any intersection the best way to avoid a collisions is to?
Cover the brake and scan ahead
When approaching any intersection the best way to avoid the collision is to?
Cover the brake and scan ahead
When you approach any intersection the best rule to apply is?
Reduce your speed slightly and observe traffic ahead before arriving at the intersection.
When approaching a stop sign where there is no stop line sidewalk or crosswalk you should?
Stop just before you enter the intersection.
What is the best way in approaching any intersection to avoid a collision?
McHenry County College "Defensive Driving Course Test": Cover the brake and scan ahead.
A skier signals that he or she is ready to go. When should the boat operator take off in a straight line?
when its safe and no one ahead
If two cars coming from opposite directions enter an intersection with no traffic signs or signals one intends to turn left the other is going straight ahead the driver of the turning car should?
The driver of the turning car should YEILD as the car driving straight has the right of way. In Canada anyway.In the UK also
When should the vessel operator take off in a straight line After the skier has signaled he or she is ready?
When there is no traffic ahead
When should the boat operator take off in a straight line when the skier signals he or she is ready to go?
when there is no traffic ahead
