Florida Permit Test: Right-of-Way Practice Questions

Correct answer: The driver on the right

At an all-way stop, vehicles go in the order they arrived; if they arrive together, yield to the driver on your right.

Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls – Traffic Signs (All Way Stop)

Correct answer: The turning vehicle

At a two-way stop, the turning vehicle yields to the vehicle going straight.

Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety – Intersections

Correct answer: Traffic on the state highway

At an open intersection, you must yield when entering or crossing a state highway from a secondary road.

Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety – Open Intersections

Correct answer: Yield to traffic on the paved road

Drivers entering a paved road from an unpaved road must yield the right-of-way at an open intersection.

Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety – Open Intersections

Correct answer: Vehicles on the road and people on the sidewalk or in bike lanes

Entering from a driveway or alley, you must yield to traffic on the main road and to pedestrians and bicyclists on the sidewalk or in bike lanes.

Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety – Driveways

Correct answer: Traffic already in the roundabout

Traffic inside the roundabout has the right-of-way, so entering drivers must yield (and to pedestrians in crosswalks).

Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety – Roundabouts

Correct answer: Counter-clockwise

Roundabout traffic flows one way, counter-clockwise, around the center.

Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety – Roundabouts

Correct answer: The left lane

Choose the left lane to go straight, turn left or make a U-turn; use the right lane to go straight or turn right.

Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety – Roundabouts (Multi-Lane)

Correct answer: Traffic already on the highway

You must yield to traffic on the highway and merge when there is a safe gap.

Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety – Entering Limited Access Highways

Correct answer: Stop and remain stopped while they cross

Drivers must stop and stay stopped for pedestrians crossing at marked crossings or intersections.

Source: Chapter 10: Sharing the Road – Pedestrians

Correct answer: Come to a complete stop and yield the right-of-way

A white cane with a red tip indicates a visually impaired pedestrian; stop completely, yield and use extra caution.

Source: Chapter 10: Sharing the Road – Pedestrians

Correct answer: Do not pass; assume someone may be crossing

You may not pass a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk; a pedestrian may be crossing even if you can't see one.

Source: Chapter 10: Sharing the Road – Pedestrians

Correct answer: Stop for the pedestrians on the sidewalk

When entering or leaving an alley, driveway or private road, you must stop for pedestrians on the sidewalk.

Source: Chapter 10: Sharing the Road – Pedestrians

Correct answer: Pull to the closest edge of the road and stop until it passes

Yield to emergency vehicles using sirens or lights by pulling to the nearest edge of the road and stopping until they pass, without blocking intersections.

Source: Chapter 10: Sharing the Road – Emergency Vehicles

Correct answer: Continue through the intersection

Once the lead vehicle enters an intersection, the rest of the funeral procession may follow regardless of signals, and others must yield.

Source: Chapter 10: Sharing the Road – Funeral Processions