Traffic Lights questions, New York.
9 of 388 practice questions for the New York knowledge test, each with a full explanation and a citation back to the manual.
- Traffic Lights A traffic light is completely dark and out of service as you approach the intersection. What does state law require you to do? →
- Traffic Lights You have stopped at an intersection where the traffic light is dark and out of service. Once stopped, how do you decide when to move? →
- Traffic Lights A white stop line is painted across your lane at a red traffic light. Where must you bring your vehicle to a stop? →
- Traffic Lights Aside from a light, sign, or officer requiring it, when else does the manual say you must stop at a stop line or crosswalk? →
- Traffic Lights A white arrow is painted on the pavement in your lane at an approaching intersection. What does the arrow tell you? →
- Traffic Lights You are stopped at an intersection facing a red arrow pointing left, and the intersection is clear. Under the manual, may you complete the turn? →
- Traffic Lights A traffic light ahead of you is flashing yellow. What does the manual tell you to do? →
- Traffic Lights A flashing yellow X is lit on a lane-use control light above your lane. Under the manual, what does it mean? →
- Traffic Lights You have stopped at an intersection because the traffic light is out of service. Under the manual, what is the only thing that lets you proceed without going through the right-of-way rules? →
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