Indiana printable driving practice

Practice questions

1. 1. In Indiana, a steady red arrow faces your right-turn lane. No sign prohibits the turn. What must happen before you may turn right?

   1. A.Stop completely and yield to traffic and pedestrians.
   2. B.Only slow down because the arrow points right.
   3. C.Wait for green because every red-arrow turn is prohibited in Indiana.

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2. 2. You are on a one-way street, turning left onto another one-way street. The signal is red and no sign bans the turn. What does Indiana allow?

   1. A.A left turn without stopping because both streets are one-way.
   2. B.A left turn after stopping and yielding, if the way is clear.
   3. C.A left turn only when a driver behind you signals permission.

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3. 3. You face a red light on a two-way street and want to turn left onto a one-way street. Does Indiana's one-way-to-one-way exception apply?

   1. A.Yes; only the destination street matters.
   2. B.Yes; any left turn is allowed after stopping.
   3. C.No; your starting street is two-way.

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4. 4. Your light is green, but oncoming traffic is close as you prepare to turn left. What should you do?

   1. A.Yield until a safe gap is available.
   2. B.Turn because green gives left-turning traffic priority.
   3. C.Move across the oncoming lane so its drivers stop.

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5. 5. One vehicle is already in the intersection waiting to turn left under a green light. What does the Indiana manual say about following it into the intersection?

   1. A.Up to three left-turning vehicles may wait together.
   2. B.Only one vehicle at a time may be in the intersection to make the left turn.
   3. C.Any number may wait if they entered while the light was green.

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6. 6. A flashing yellow arrow is displayed for your left turn. What does it mean?

   1. A.Oncoming traffic has a red light and must wait for you.
   2. B.The turn is prohibited until the arrow becomes red.
   3. C.You may turn after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.

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7. 7. A traffic light is flashing red and the intersection looks empty. How should you proceed?

   1. A.Stop completely, check for conflicts, then proceed when safe.
   2. B.Roll through slowly without stopping.
   3. C.Treat it as a flashing yellow warning.

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8. 8. An ordinary traffic signal has gone completely dark. What should you do at the intersection?

   1. A.Keep going because there is no red light.
   2. B.Stop and yield to traffic already there and other users with priority.
   3. C.Treat your road as the priority road if it has more lanes.

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9. 9. A NO TURN ON RED sign applies to your lane. You have stopped and see a clear right turn. What now?

   1. A.Turn because a complete stop cancels the sign.
   2. B.Turn if the driver behind you sounds the horn.
   3. C.Wait for a signal that permits the turn.

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10. 10. A painted white stop line is before the crosswalk at a red light. Where should you stop?

    1. A.Before the stop line.
    2. B.Inside the crosswalk to improve your view.
    3. C.At the far edge of the intersection.

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11. 11. The green light changes to steady yellow while you can still stop safely. What is the appropriate response?

    1. A.Accelerate to get through before red.
    2. B.Stop before entering the intersection.
    3. C.Move into the opposite lane to avoid waiting.

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12. 12. A green turn arrow appears, but a pedestrian is still in the path of your turn. What must you do?

    1. A.Turn immediately because the arrow overrides the pedestrian.
    2. B.Sound the horn and turn without waiting.
    3. C.Yield and let the pedestrian clear your path.

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13. 13. A pedestrian hybrid beacon shows two steady red lights over a crosswalk. What must you do?

    1. A.Stop and remain stopped while the red indication is steady.
    2. B.Proceed slowly if your own lane appears clear.
    3. C.Treat the lights as a warning of a crosswalk farther ahead.

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14. 14. The pedestrian beacon has changed from steady red to alternating flashing red. What should an arriving driver do?

    1. A.Drive through without stopping because the lights alternate.
    2. B.Stop, then proceed only when the crossing is clear.
    3. C.Wait for a green light on this beacon.

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15. 15. Another car stops at an all-way stop before you do. Both drivers intend to go straight. Who normally proceeds first?

    1. A.You, if your car is closer to the center line.
    2. B.Whichever driver accelerates first.
    3. C.The other car, after checking that it is safe.

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16. 16. Two cars going straight stop at an all-way stop at the same time. The other car is to your right. What should you do?

    1. A.Yield to the car on your right.
    2. B.Proceed because the driver on the right must yield.
    3. C.Both enter together regardless of the paths crossing.

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17. 17. What does a yellow center line normally separate?

    1. A.Two lanes traveling in the same direction.
    2. B.Traffic traveling in opposite directions.
    3. C.A bus lane from a bicycle lane only.

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18. 18. A broken white line separates your lane from the next lane. What does it indicate?

    1. A.Opposing traffic; stay left of the line.
    2. B.A reserved parking strip between lanes.
    3. C.Same-direction lanes; change lanes only when safe.

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19. 19. The center line is solid yellow on your side and broken on the opposite side. May you cross it to pass a moving car?

    1. A.No; the solid line is on your side.
    2. B.Yes; a broken line anywhere permits both directions to pass.
    3. C.Yes; if you flash your headlights first.

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20. 20. Before passing on a two-way road, you judge when you can return right. The manual requires you to be back at least how far before an oncoming vehicle?

    1. A.25 feet.
    2. B.100 feet.
    3. C.One car length.

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