Idaho Permit Test: Right-of-Way Practice Questions

Correct answer: The vehicle on the left

At a four-way stop the first to arrive goes first; if two arrive together, the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right.

Source: Traffic Laws & the Rules of the Road – Yielding to Other Drivers

Correct answer: The first vehicle to arrive

At a four-way stop, the first vehicle to arrive and stop is the first to go.

Source: Traffic Laws & the Rules of the Road – Yielding to Other Drivers

Correct answer: Yield to the car on your right

At an uncontrolled intersection, when two vehicles arrive together, the vehicle on the left yields to the one on the right.

Source: Traffic Laws & the Rules of the Road – Yielding to Other Drivers

Correct answer: You must stop and/or yield to drivers coming from the other two directions

At an uncontrolled T intersection, the driver on the road that ends must stop and/or yield to traffic approaching from the other two directions.

Source: Traffic Laws & the Rules of the Road – Yielding to Other Drivers

Correct answer: Yield to the oncoming car, then turn when safe

When turning left, yield to oncoming traffic in the intersection unless a signal (such as a green arrow) gives you a protected turn.

Source: Traffic Laws & the Rules of the Road – Yielding to Other Drivers

Correct answer: Stop before the sidewalk and yield to pedestrians and traffic

When entering a street from an alley, building, driveway, or private road, stop before crossing the sidewalk and yield to pedestrians and traffic.

Source: Traffic Laws & the Rules of the Road – Stopping

Correct answer: Yes, drivers must yield in marked or unmarked crosswalks

Drivers must yield to pedestrians in both marked and unmarked crosswalks at intersections.

Source: Traffic Laws & the Rules of the Road – Pedestrians & Right-of-Way

Correct answer: Yield the right-of-way to them

Drivers must always yield to a pedestrian carrying a white cane or accompanied by a service or guide dog.

Source: Sharing the Road – Pedestrians

Correct answer: Wait for the pedestrian to finish crossing

Even after your light turns green, wait for a pedestrian already in the crosswalk to finish crossing before you proceed.

Source: Sharing the Road – Pedestrians

Correct answer: Stop and do not pass until the person has crossed

Never pass a vehicle stopped for a pedestrian at a crosswalk; it may be hiding someone crossing. Wait until the pedestrian has crossed.

Source: Sharing the Road – Pedestrians

Correct answer: When crossing where there is no crosswalk or intersection

Pedestrians must yield to vehicles when crossing where there is no crosswalk or intersection, or when a signal tells them to.

Source: Sharing the Road – Pedestrians

Correct answer: Stop and let the pedestrian finish crossing

Even when a pedestrian should have yielded, you must stop and let them finish crossing to avoid hitting them.

Source: Sharing the Road – Pedestrians

Correct answer: Vehicles already in the circle

Drivers entering a roundabout must yield to vehicles already circulating in it.

Source: Highway & Vehicle Knowledge – Intersections

Correct answer: Wait; do not enter if it means crossing the procession

Always give funeral processions the right-of-way; you may not enter the intersection if it means crossing the procession, regardless of the light.

Source: Traffic Laws & the Rules of the Road – Funeral Processions

Correct answer: The first and last vehicles flash their hazard lights

All vehicles in a procession have headlights and taillights on, and the first and last vehicles also flash their warning lights.

Source: Traffic Laws & the Rules of the Road – Funeral Processions