Oklahoma Permit Test: Right-of-Way Practice Questions

Correct answer: 15 feet

Drivers must yield to blind persons; a vehicle must stop 15 feet from a blind person in the roadway, outside the crosswalk.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – You Must Yield to Blind Persons

Correct answer: Follow through, regardless of the signal

Once the lead vehicle enters an intersection, the rest of the procession may follow regardless of traffic control devices; other drivers must yield.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – You Must Yield to a Funeral Procession

Correct answer: The driver on the right; the driver on the left yields

At four-way stops the first vehicle to enter has the right-of-way; when two arrive at once, the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – Right-of-Way at Intersections

Correct answer: All oncoming traffic

When making a left turn, yield to all oncoming traffic and go only when there is enough clear distance.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – You Must Always Yield

Correct answer: Stop before the sidewalk, then go when safe

When entering a public road from a private road, alley, driveway or building, stop before the sidewalk or crosswalk and go only when safe.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – You Must Always Yield

Correct answer: Pull to the right edge, clear of intersections, and stop

Yield to emergency vehicles using sirens or lights by pulling to the right edge, clear of intersections, and stopping until they pass.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – You Must Always Yield

Correct answer: The right shoulder, changing lanes safely

Even when you are in the left lane, you must still pull over to the right shoulder, changing lanes safely.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – You Must Always Yield

Correct answer: When it moves, the driver waves you on, or the lights go off

You must stop and remain stopped until the bus moves, the driver signals you to proceed, or the red lights go off and the stop sign is pulled back.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – Yield Right-of-Way to a School or Church Bus

Correct answer: On the other side of a divided highway

You do not have to stop when the bus is on a different roadway, is stopped in a loading zone at a controlled-access highway, or you are approaching on the other side of a divided highway.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – Yield Right-of-Way to a School or Church Bus

Correct answer: Mandatory revocation for one year

Failing to stop for a school bus with red loading/unloading lights flashing brings mandatory revocation of the license for one year.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – Yield Right-of-Way to a School or Church Bus

Correct answer: Move to a non-adjacent lane if safe; if not, slow down

On a multi-lane road, move over to a lane not adjacent to the stopped vehicle if safe; if you cannot, slow down and use caution.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – Move Over Law

Correct answer: Any stopped vehicle with flashing lights

The manual says to move over or slow down for any vehicle on the side of the highway with flashing lights, including emergency vehicles, maintenance workers and cars with hazard lights flashing.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – Move Over Law

Correct answer: Slow down and drive carefully

On a smaller or two-lane road, the rule is to slow down and drive carefully past the stopped vehicle.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – Move Over Law

Correct answer: A crash caused by an earlier crash or incident

A secondary crash happens because of another crash; drivers often take their eyes off the road to look at the first one. Do not rubberneck.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – Traffic Incident Management Scene

Correct answer: No

The manual states you don't have to yield to emergency vehicles without warning lights or sirens.

Source: Chapter 5: Right-of-Way—When to Yield – You Must Always Yield