Aceable - Right of Way question and correct answers rated A+ 2023 verified

Aceable - Right of Way question and correct answers rated A+ 2023 verifiedWhen you are at a T intersection, who should yield to who? - correct answer The drivers on the road that ends at the T intersection should yield to the drivers on the road that doesn't end on that intersection When you are on the right side of a lane turning left, who should you yield to? - correct answer The drivers on the lane that you are about to cross through after turning left When you are at a traffic circle, who do you yield to? - correct answer The drivers that are already in the traffic circle. Just wait for your turn in the circle. What should you do if you see an emergency vehicle (ambulance, fire truck, police car, etc) behind you with its sirens and flashing lights on? - correct answer Pull over to the right side (and stop if possible) to let the emergency vehicle pass. Afterwards, signal to get back in. There is a school bus on the road near you. It's on the road you're on and its lights are flashing. Do you stop? If so, when can you pass it? - correct answer Yes, you stop. You can pass it when the bus starts moving, or when the driver says its okay, or when the red lights stop flashing. There is a school bus on the road near you. When are the only times where you can keep going? - correct answer 1. Whenever it's either on a different road. 2. You're on a controlled access road (highway, freeway, etc). 3. You are driving in the opposite way and separated by a physical barrier (a median, island, or divider). (However you are required to stop if traffic flow is separated by a center left turn lane.) What is the difference between "controlled" and "uncontrolled" roads? - correct answer Controlled has the technology like traffic lights, stop signs, or other traffic signals to direct the flow of traffic. Uncontrolled has no signs/signals If you arrive at the same time as another vehicle, who has the right of way? - correct answer The person who got to the intersection first.