Q:1-Which one of the following is true about right of way?

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You should claim right of way wherever possible
Right of way is an indisputable right
You can always go when you have right of way
Right of way is to be given, not taken

Q:6-What must you do at a yellow flashing traffic signal?

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Stop and yield as you would at a STOP sign
Proceed straight through when safe; there are no left or right turns allowed here
Yield as you would at a YIELD sign
Slow down and proceed with caution

Q:7-What is the default speed limit for North Carolina's cities and towns?

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25 mph
30 mph
35 mph
40 mph

Q:8-What must you do at a steady yellow traffic signal?

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Treat the intersection like a four-way STOP
Stop before entering the intersection if it is safe and possible
Drive with caution as there may be a hazard ahead
You can speed up to cross the intersection before the signal turns red

Q:9-You are following another vehicle, but you may be a little too close. What is the minimum following distance?

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At least one second
About 5ft - far enough to see the car in front's brake signals
At least 20ft
At least two seconds

Q:10-Can you turn left at this signal?

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Yes, but only if an oncoming driver lets you through
Yes, this is a 'protected' turn so you should have right of way
No
Yes, but you will have to yield to all oncoming traffic