1. Rules of the Road Chapter 10

2. Traffic Signals Red light Stop at the marked stop line
If no stop line, stop before entering the crosswalk
If no crosswalk, stop before entering the intersection
You do not have to stop behind a stop sign
You may make a right turn on red, only after at complete stop and yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians
You may make a left turn on red only when you are on a one-way street turning left onto another one way street

3. Yellow Light Warns signal is changing
May not enter when light turns red

4. Green Light
May go after yielding to pedestrians and vehicles in the intersection or crosswalk
Can not go until intersection is clear

5. Flashing Lights Flashing red Flashing yellow Stop sign
Used at dangerous intersections
Used at railroad crossings to warn of approaching trains
Flashing yellow
Proceed with caution
Intersections
School crossings

6. Arrows Red arrow Yellow arrow Green arrow
Do not make the movement shown by the arrow until green arrow appears
You may make a right turn on red arrow after a complete stop and yielding
Yellow arrow
Arrows about to turn red
Green arrow
You may turn in the direction of the arrow

7. Pavement Markings Edge lines
Solid white lines are used on the right of roadway edge
Solid yellow lines are used to the left edge of divided streets or roadways

8. Pavement Markings White lane lines
Broken white lines separate lanes of traffic going in the same direction. Crossing the line is allowed only when changing lanes or turning
Solid white lines separate lanes of traffic going in the same direction. Crossing a solid white line requires special care and is discouraged, (heavy traffic)

9. Pavement Markings Yellow center lines Yellow “No Passing Lines”
Broken yellow lines separate single lanes of traffic moving in opposite directions. Passing is allowed
Solid double yellow lines are used where there are four or more lanes with traffic moving in opposite directions. Can not cross lines to pass
Yellow “No Passing Lines”
Solid yellow lines
When solid yellow line is on your side of the center line, no passing

10. Pavement Markings Two-Way left turn lanes (shared left turn lane)
Used to make left turns
Can not drive down lane
Can stop in left turn lane to merge from side road

11. Pavement Markings Other markings
Solid white or yellow lines are used to channel traffic around a hazard
A double white line prohibits lane changing

12. Railroad Grade Crossings
If gates come down or red lights flashing, must stop between 15 ft. and 50 ft.
If railroad grade crossing has no warning devices, look – listen – slow down
Drivers who violate railroad crossing laws are subject to a $500 fine or 50 hours of community service

13. Railroad Grade Crossings
Some vehicles have to stop at most railroad crossings
Vehicles carrying people for hire
School buses
Vehicles carrying hazardous materials
Railroad sign posted 750 ft. from tracks
Railroad crossbuck sign indicates number of tracks
Flashing red light means you must stop
When gates are lowered, you must stop. You can not drive around lowered gates