Florida practice test, right of way
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Right of way from chapter 316 itself: who goes first at an intersection with no signals, the yield after a stop, entering from a private road or driveway, and the funeral procession rule that surprises everyone, a procession may follow its lead vehicle through once that vehicle entered lawfully. Emergency vehicles and the expanded Move Over duty close the set, including stopped vehicles with people visibly present.
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A pedestrian is crossing your half of the road inside a marked crosswalk at an intersection with no signals. What is your duty?
✓ Correct answer: Yield the right of way by slowing down or stopping
The crosswalk right of way covers a pedestrian on the half of the roadway you're travelling on, or approaching so closely from the other half as to be in danger. Marked or unmarked, a crosswalk at an intersection is a crosswalk. Florida Statutes section 316.130(7)(c).
Source: Florida Statutes section 316.130, checked 2026-11-03.
How do you signal a stop or a sudden slowdown with a hand signal?
✓ Correct answer: Left arm bent down
Arm down is the stop and slow signal. It matters most exactly when brake lights have failed or the slowdown is one nobody behind you expects. Florida Statutes section 316.157(1)(c).
Source: Florida Statutes section 316.157, checked 2026-11-03.
A sign prohibits U-turns at a wide, empty intersection with perfect visibility. May you make one anyway?
✓ Correct answer: No; a prohibiting sign is one of the independent bars to a U-turn
Three gates guard a U-turn: it must be safe, it must be visible from 500 feet both ways, and no sign may forbid it. Failing any one of them closes the manoeuvre. Florida Statutes sections 316.1515 and 316.152.
Source: Florida Statutes sections 316.1515 and 316.152, checked 2026-11-03.
A police officer posted at an intersection waves your funeral procession to a halt, although the lead vehicle has already entered. What governs?
✓ Correct answer: The officer's direction; procession drivers must yield when a police officer directs them to
An officer's direction is the second written limit on the procession's right of way. When an officer directs procession drivers to yield, they yield. Florida Statutes section 316.1974(3)(c).
Source: Florida Statutes section 316.1974, checked 2026-11-03.
You approach a roundabout where traffic is already circulating. What does the right-of-way position require of you?
✓ Correct answer: Yield to the traffic already in the roundabout and enter when your entry won't cut across it
Traffic already in the circle is traffic that has entered the intersection, and a driver approaching must yield to a vehicle that has entered it. You enter only when your entry won't cut across the circulating traffic. Florida Statutes section 316.121(1).
Source: Florida Statutes section 316.121, checked 2026-11-03.
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