Illinois Driving Chapter 4 Quiz

When passing another vehicle, it is important for the driver to wait until the entire car just passed is visible in the rearview mirror before turning back into the right-hand lane to ensure safe maneuvering and avoid potential collisions.

Drivers on a one-way street are allowed to turn left at a red light onto another one-way street that moves traffic to the left after making a proper stop and yielding to traffic or pedestrians within the intersection.

When a driver is within an intersection waiting to make a left turn and the traffic signal light turns red, they should yield to oncoming traffic and complete the turn safely. It is important to prioritize safety and avoid obstructing the flow of traffic.

When a school bus has its red warning lights flashing and stop signal arm extended, drivers on a two-lane roadway are required to stop to ensure the safety of children boarding or exiting the bus.

When an authorized vehicle with sirens and flashing lights approaches, it is important for drivers to pull to the right-hand edge of the roadway to allow the emergency vehicle to pass safely. This helps maintain a clear path for the emergency vehicle to navigate through traffic and reach its destination quickly.

Illegally passing a stopped school bus is a serious offense with penalties that typically include driving privileges or vehicle registration suspension and a minimum $150 fine to emphasize the importance of school bus safety.

Passing on the shoulder is illegal and unsafe. It is important to follow traffic laws and only pass in designated passing zones.

In many jurisdictions, making a right turn against a red light after coming to a complete stop and yielding is allowed unless otherwise noted by traffic signs or local laws. It is important to always exercise caution and ensure it is safe to do so.

When changing lanes, a driver must always use a turn signal to indicate their intention to other drivers on the road. This is a crucial safety measure to communicate with others and reduce the risk of accidents.

In urban areas, regardless of the roadway being clear of traffic, drivers must come to a complete stop before entering the roadway from an alley, building, private road, or driveway. This is to ensure the safety of all road users and prevent accidents.

In a business or residential district, the law requires a continuous turn signal to be given at least 100 feet before making a left or right turn to provide ample warning to other drivers and pedestrians.

When approaching a construction area, it is important for drivers to slow down, stop all wireless telephone communications and yield the right-of-way for the safety of themselves and the workers in the construction area.

Drivers are required to yield to pedestrians in an unmarked crosswalk to ensure pedestrian safety and right of way.

In many places, it is legal for anyone to talk on the phone while driving if using a hands-free device, unless stated otherwise by local laws or regulations. Age restrictions may apply in some cases.

Drivers should reduce speed below the posted speed limit in unfavorable weather conditions and when approaching an intersection to ensure safety on the road.

Slow vehicles should not use the left-hand lane except when passing or making a left turn. It is recommended for slow-moving vehicles to keep to the right to allow faster vehicles to pass safely on the left.

Drivers must slow down for a school zone specifically during school days between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. when children are present and signs are posted to ensure the safety of pedestrians, especially students.

The correct answer is true because opening car doors on the side with moving traffic can pose a safety hazard and interfere with the flow of traffic. It is important for drivers to exercise caution and only open car doors when it can be done safely without disrupting traffic.

It is not permissible to pass on a two-lane, two-way roadway within 100 feet of an intersection or railroad crossing due to safety concerns and visibility issues. Drivers should exercise caution and avoid passing in these situations.

The correct statement is true as only vehicles with special plates or parking placards for persons with disabilities are legally allowed to park in designated spaces for persons with disabilities. This regulation is in place to ensure that those who truly require accessible parking have the necessary spaces available to them.

It is important to show respect for funeral processions by not breaking into the line unless authorized to do so. This is a common etiquette practice on the road to honor and show support for those mourning the loss of a loved one.