Wisconsin Permit Test: Right-of-Way Practice Questions

Correct answer: The driver on the right

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

Source: Section 3: The Basics – A. Right-Of-Way

Correct answer: The bicyclist

Yield to the bicyclist or driver who arrives first at a four-way stop.

Source: Section 3: The Basics – A. Right-Of-Way

Correct answer: Vehicles coming from your right

At uncontrolled intersections, yield to vehicles coming from the right.

Source: Section 3: The Basics – A. Right-Of-Way

Correct answer: Cross traffic on the through road

At an uncontrolled T-intersection, yield to cross traffic.

Source: Section 3: The Basics – A. Right-Of-Way

Correct answer: Stop at least 10 feet away until they are off the road

Yield to pedestrians using a guide dog or white cane, even outside the intersection, and stop at least ten feet away until they are off the road.

Source: Section 3: The Basics – A. Right-Of-Way

Correct answer: Approaching vehicles

Drivers turning left or making a U-turn must yield to approaching vehicles.

Source: Section 3: The Basics – A. Right-Of-Way

Correct answer: Yield: stay in your lane and slow down

Yield to a vehicle passing you; stay in your lane and slow down.

Source: Section 3: The Basics – A. Right-Of-Way

Correct answer: Wait until the pedestrian is out of your path

Yield to pedestrians, bicyclists and drivers who are still in the intersection.

Source: Section 3: The Basics – A. Right-Of-Way

Correct answer: No, each situation is different; yield to avoid a crash

Do not assume the vehicle on the right always goes first; you must always yield to avoid hitting pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles.

Source: Section 3: The Basics – A. Right-Of-Way

Correct answer: Pull over to the side of the road and stop

Pull over and stop until the emergency vehicle passes, but do not stop in the middle of an intersection.

Source: Section 10: Sharing the Road – B. Emergency Vehicles

Correct answer: Exit at the next right, then pull over

If you are already in a roundabout, safely exit at the next right and then pull over; avoid stopping in the roundabout.

Source: Section 6: Driving Situations – A. Roundabouts

Correct answer: Pedestrians, bicyclists and traffic already circling

Slow down, yield to pedestrians and bicycles and to traffic on your left already in the roundabout, then enter at a safe gap.

Source: Section 6: Driving Situations – A. Roundabouts

Correct answer: Yield, slow down and keep a safe distance

Yield the right-of-way to livestock; don't honk, which might scare the animals, and slow down.

Source: Section 7: Driving Conditions – D. Farm Safety/Rural Driving