Arkansas Permit Test: Signals & Pavement Markings Practice Questions

Correct answer: Let traffic already in the intersection clear

If stopped at a green light, allow opposing traffic already in the intersection to clear before proceeding.

Source: Chapter 2: Arkansas Rules and Regulations – Lighted Traffic Signals

Correct answer: The same as a stop sign

A flashing red light is the same as a stop sign: stop completely, then proceed when safe.

Source: Chapter 2: Arkansas Rules and Regulations – Flashing Lights

Correct answer: Left turns permitted after yielding

A flashing yellow arrow permits left turns, but you must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.

Source: Chapter 2: Arkansas Rules and Regulations – Lighted Arrows

Correct answer: The turn is protected; opposing traffic stops

A green arrow lets you turn in its direction; left turns are protected and opposing traffic must stop.

Source: Chapter 2: Arkansas Rules and Regulations – Lighted Arrows

Correct answer: Yes, after a full stop unless a sign prohibits it

After a complete stop and check for traffic and pedestrians, you may turn right on red unless a sign prohibits it.

Source: Chapter 2: Arkansas Rules and Regulations – Right on Red Rule

Correct answer: To turn into a driveway with no oncoming traffic

Double yellow means no passing either way, but you may cross to turn into a driveway when no opposing traffic is coming.

Source: Chapter 3: General Driving – Yellow Lane Markings

Correct answer: No

You may use the center turn lane to merge after a left turn, but not as an acceleration lane.

Source: Chapter 3: General Driving – Shared Center Lane

Correct answer: Same-direction lanes; you may change lanes when safe

Dashed white lines separate same-direction lanes, and you may cross to change lanes when safe.

Source: Chapter 3: General Driving – Pavement Markings

Correct answer: Before the line

Stop at the stop line if one is present, making a complete stop before the vehicle reaches the line.

Source: Chapter 3: General Driving – Crosswalks and Stop Lines

Correct answer: Signals, signs, markings, officers and crossing guards

Traffic controls include signals, signs and markings, plus law enforcement, highway personnel and school crossing guards; all must be obeyed.

Source: Chapter 2: Arkansas Rules and Regulations – Traffic Control Signals