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Colorado Permit Test: Right-of-Way Practice Questions
Who goes first at intersections, crosswalks and for emergency vehicles.
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Question 1
Before entering a Colorado roundabout, which vehicles does the law require you to yield to?
No one; vehicles in the circle yield to you
Trucks, buses, emergency vehicles and RVs
Only bicycles, since they are slower than cars in the circle
Only vehicles on your right
Correct answer: Trucks, buses, emergency vehicles and RVs
Colorado law requires yielding to a truck, bus, emergency vehicle or RV entering, exiting or driving in a roundabout.
Source: Lane Controls
Question 2
Two large vehicles enter a Colorado roundabout at the same time. Who yields?
The driver on the right yields to the driver on the left
Both stop
The heavier vehicle goes first
The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right
Correct answer: The driver on the right yields to the driver on the left
When two large vehicles enter, exit or drive in a roundabout at once, the driver on the right yields to the driver on the left.
Source: Lane Controls
Question 3
Approaching a Colorado roundabout with no large trucks present, which traffic do you yield to?
Traffic on the right
Traffic behind you that is trying to pass
No one
Approaching traffic on the left
Correct answer: Approaching traffic on the left
If no large trucks are present, you must yield to approaching traffic on the left.
Source: Lane Controls
Question 4
Does a green light give you the right-of-way under Colorado law?
No; the law says who must yield but gives no one the right-of-way
Yes, unless a pedestrian is already halfway across the street
Yes, always
Only at four-way stops
Correct answer: No; the law says who must yield but gives no one the right-of-way
The law states who must yield, but does not give anyone the right-of-way, even with a green signal.
Source: Right-of-Way
Question 5
Two vehicles reach a Colorado four-way stop at the same time. Who goes first?
The larger vehicle
The vehicle on the left
The vehicle on the right
Whichever driver signals first
Correct answer: The vehicle on the right
When vehicles arrive together, the vehicle on the left yields and lets the vehicle on the right go first.
Source: Right-of-Way
Question 6
Turning left, when don't you have to yield to oncoming traffic in Colorado?
When you signaled before the oncoming car did
When the oncoming vehicle is a bicycle or motorcycle
When you have a green arrow or arrived first at a four-way stop
Never
Correct answer: When you have a green arrow or arrived first at a four-way stop
You must yield to all oncoming traffic unless you have a green arrow or arrived first at a four-way stop.
Source: Right-of-Way
Question 7
On a steep, narrow mountain road too narrow for two vehicles, which vehicle must usually yield?
The vehicle going downhill
Whichever vehicle is smaller or lighter
The one that arrived second
The vehicle going uphill
Correct answer: The vehicle going downhill
The downhill vehicle must yield by backing to a wider place or stopping, unless it is more practical for the uphill vehicle to return.
Source: Right-of-Way
Question 8
On mountain roads, which vehicles have the right-of-way?
Vehicles going uphill
The larger vehicle
Vehicles going downhill
Whichever vehicle is closest to the cliff edge
Correct answer: Vehicles going uphill
Vehicles going uphill have the right-of-way over vehicles going downhill.
Source: Weather, Snow and Ice
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