Utah Permit Test: Signals & Pavement Markings Practice Questions

Correct answer: Yes, after a complete stop unless posted otherwise

You may turn right on a red light after coming to a complete stop unless a sign says otherwise.

Source: Section 9: Rules of the Road – H. Traffic Signals

Correct answer: From a one-way street onto a one-way street, if safe

If stranded by a red left-turn arrow and it is safe, you may turn left from a one-way street onto a one-way street.

Source: Section 9: Rules of the Road – H. Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Turn after yielding; oncoming traffic has a green

Turns are permitted, but you must first yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians, because oncoming traffic has a green light.

Source: Section 9: Rules of the Road – H. Traffic Signals

Correct answer: On the left

If traffic lights are horizontal, the red light is on the left, yellow in the middle and green on the right.

Source: Section 9: Rules of the Road – H. Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Stop completely, then yield to vehicles on the right

At a dead signal, first come to a complete stop and yield to any vehicle on the right unless a peace officer directs otherwise.

Source: Section 9: Rules of the Road – I. Traffic Signs

Correct answer: Stop

Regardless of what the traffic lights indicate, always obey a police officer at an intersection.

Source: Section 9: Rules of the Road – I. Traffic Signs

Correct answer: You cannot use the lane

Flex lanes change direction; a green arrow means you can use the lane, and a red X means you cannot.

Source: Section 9: Rules of the Road – A. Flex Lanes

Correct answer: No more than 500 feet

You may not enter a shared turn lane more than 500 feet before turning, unless the last car is more than 500 feet from the intersection.

Source: Section 9: Rules of the Road – D. Pavement Markings

Correct answer: Before the intersection or stop sign

If crosswalks are not marked, stop before the intersection or stop sign, and yield to pedestrians even in unmarked crosswalks.

Source: Section 9: Rules of the Road – D. Pavement Markings

Correct answer: The area between solid white lines at a ramp; no

The gore area lies between the solid white lines of a traffic lane and an entrance or exit lane; it is illegal to cross over or drive in it.

Source: Section 8: Basic Driving – C. Lane Changes

Correct answer: Use both lanes to the merge point, then alternate

Use both lanes until the merge point, then alternate, yielding into the single lane; violating this is an infraction.

Source: Section 8: Basic Driving – C. Lane Changes

Correct answer: Only at access points with white dotted striping

Crossing the double white line is illegal; enter or leave only at access points with white dotted striping, which are about 3,000 feet long.

Source: Section 9: Rules of the Road – B. Freeway Driving

Correct answer: Vehicles with two or more people

Express lanes are free for vehicles with two or more persons, plus motorcycles, buses and vehicles with a C decal; solo drivers need an express pass.

Source: Section 9: Rules of the Road – B. Freeway Driving

Correct answer: One vehicle to enter, unless posted otherwise

Ramp meters alternate red and green and allow one vehicle to pass each green, unless posted differently, when the "meter on" sign is lit.

Source: Section 9: Rules of the Road – B. Freeway Driving