ICBC Learn to Drive Smart Chapter 4 Questions and Answers Fully solved

ICBC Learn to Drive Smart Chapter 4 Questions and Answers Fully solved What are the different types of intersections? Controlled intersections and uncontrolled intersections What are controlled intersections? Controlled intersections are intersections that tell the driver what to do. For example, signs and traffic lights tell the driver what to do Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:04 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More What are uncontrolled intersections? Uncontrolled intersections have no signs or signals and are in areas where there isn't too much traffic If there is a stop line or crosswalk, stop just before...? The line or crosswalk What does a steady red light indicate? You must come to a complete stop before the light turns green What does a steady green light indicate? Means go, but only if the intersection is clear What does a stale green light indicate A stale green light is a light that has been green for a long time, and is about to turn yellow What is the point of no return? The time period where the green light is about to turn yellow, and the driver must make a decision to either go through the light or stop at the intersection What does a steady yellow light indicate? A steady yellow means stop only if it is safe to do so What does a flashing green light indicate? A flashing green is when pedestrians are in the process of crossing the road What does a flashing red light indicate? A flashing red light signals that you must come to a complete stop. And after coming to a complete stop, you may be able to turn either left or right At a two-way stop, if one of the streets has a stop sign, and the other one does not? Then which one has the right of way The one without the stop sign has the right of way If two drivers arrive at the intersection at the same time? Then which one has the right of way The one making a left turn must yield the right of way to the other At a four way stop, who has the right of way? The driver who got there first What happens if two vehicles arrive at the same time at a four-way stop? The one making a right turn has the right of way What happens if two vehicle arrive at the same and are facing one another? The vehicle making a left turn must yield to the one going straight through When using a traffic circle you must slow as you approach the circle, true or false? True When using a traffic circle, you must obey any posted traffic control signs, true or false? True When using a traffic circle, you must yield to any traffic, true or false? True When using a traffic circle, you most move in a counterclockwise direction, true or false True What does a broken white lane indicate? A broken white lane indicates lane changing is allowed when safe Before entering a roundabout, you should know where you want to go before entering, true or false? True Before entering a roundabout, you must slow down before entering, true or false? True Before entering a roundabout, you must yield to any traffic, true or false? True Before entering a roundabout, you must move in a counter-clockwise direction, true or false? True