Right of way questions
Who goes first? These questions cover intersections with no signs, left turns, pulling out of driveways, roundabouts, pedestrians and blind pedestrians, traffic officers, and the lights on emergency and volunteer vehicles.
Each question below covers one rule from the New York State Driver's Manual. Answer it, see why the other answers are wrong, and follow the link to the manual page.
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17 questions
- Traffic already in the intersection goes first
- Same time at right angles: left yields to right
- Turning left yields to oncoming traffic
- Right of way is not a complete right
- Entering from a driveway or parking lot
- Entering a roundabout or traffic circle
- Roundabout traffic goes counterclockwise
- Pedestrians when you turn
- Marked and unmarked crosswalks
- People crossing outside a crosswalk
- Blind pedestrians
- Never pass a car stopped at a crosswalk
- Traffic officers override signals
- Emergency vehicle lights
- Blue, green and amber lights
- Roundabouts: 30 mph or less
- Don't enter an intersection you can't clear
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