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Michigan Permit Test: Right-of-Way Practice Questions
Who goes first at intersections, crosswalks and for emergency vehicles.
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Question 1
An emergency vehicle approaches with lights and siren. What must you do?
Pull to the right edge, clear of intersections, and stop until it passes
Stop right where you are in your lane, even inside an intersection or on a ramp
Turn into the next street
Stop in your lane
Correct answer: Pull to the right edge, clear of intersections, and stop until it passes
Pull over to the edge, clear of intersections, stop, and remain there until it passes; more than one may be coming.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws
Question 2
At a four-way stop, who goes first?
The fastest driver
The driver who arrived and stopped first
The driver on the left, then the others clockwise
The largest vehicle
Correct answer: The driver who arrived and stopped first
The driver who arrived and stopped first goes first; if two arrive together, the vehicle on the left yields to the one on its right.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws
Question 3
At a T-intersection without signals or signs, who has the right of way?
Whoever honks first
The vehicle turning left
Vehicles on the road that ends at the T
Vehicles on the through road
Correct answer: Vehicles on the through road
At a T-intersection without signals or signs, yield to vehicles on the through road.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws
Question 4
The light turns green but vehicles are still in the intersection. What must you do?
Go; green means you have priority
Honk and go
Back up
Yield to them before proceeding
Correct answer: Yield to them before proceeding
If vehicles are still in the intersection when the light changes, you must yield to them before proceeding.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws
Question 5
Do funeral processions have the right of way in Michigan?
Only with a police escort
Only on freeways
Yes, over all vehicles except fire trucks, ambulances and police
No; they must stop at every red light like any other vehicle in traffic
Correct answer: Yes, over all vehicles except fire trucks, ambulances and police
Funeral processions have the right of way over all vehicles except fire trucks, ambulances and police; cutting through one is a civil infraction.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws
Question 6
Must drivers pull over when they see a funeral procession on the road?
Only at night
Yes, all traffic in both directions must pull over and stop
No, but they should be respectful and not cut through it
Only in cities
Correct answer: No, but they should be respectful and not cut through it
Drivers should be respectful but are not required to pull over for a funeral procession.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws
Question 7
A pedestrian is in the crosswalk and your light is green. What must you do?
Honk
Yield to the pedestrian
Proceed; green gives you priority
Go around them
Correct answer: Yield to the pedestrian
You must yield to a pedestrian in the crosswalk even if your traffic light is green.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws
Question 8
Must you stop or yield for a pedestrian with a white cane or guide dog?
Only in school zones
Only at signals
No
Yes, by law
Correct answer: Yes, by law
You are required by law to stop or yield for a pedestrian with a white cane or guide dog; avoid honking or revving.
Source: Chapter 6: Sharing the Road
Question 9
Another vehicle has stopped for a pedestrian. May you pass it?
No, never
Yes, on the left
Yes, slowly
Yes, if you honk
Correct answer: No, never
Never attempt to pass a vehicle stopped for a pedestrian; its size may hide the pedestrian.
Source: Chapter 6: Sharing the Road
Question 10
Entering a roundabout, which traffic must you yield to?
Traffic approaching from the right that is waiting at the next entrance
Traffic approaching from the left already in the roundabout
Only large trucks
No one; entering traffic has priority
Correct answer: Traffic approaching from the left already in the roundabout
Entering traffic yields to vehicles (and bicyclists/pedestrians) approaching from the left, circulating counterclockwise.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws
Question 11
An emergency vehicle approaches while you're in a roundabout. What should you do?
Stop right away inside the roundabout and wait for it to pass
Stop immediately in the roundabout
Back out the way you came
Don't stop; leave at the nearest exit, pull right and stop
Correct answer: Don't stop; leave at the nearest exit, pull right and stop
Do not stop in the roundabout; exit at the nearest exit, pull over to the right and stop.
Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws
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