Right-of-Way—When to Yield — Oklahoma Driver's License Practice Test
48 questions in this topic · 30 drawn at random this round
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This Oklahoma Driver's License Right-of-Way—When to Yield practice set has 48 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Oklahoma Driver's License knowledge test to pass.
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Three questions from the Right-of-Way—When to Yield bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.
What is the purpose of right-of-way laws?
- To control who goes forward and who must yield when not everyone can cross at once — Correct answer
- To set the maximum speed limit on highways
- To decide who pays for road maintenance
- To require all drivers to carry insurance
Explanation: Right-of-way laws control who can go forward and who must yield or wait in intersections and other places where vehicles and pedestrians can't all cross at the same time.
Handbook: Right-of-Way—When to Yield — Right-of-Way Laws
Besides controlling traffic flow, what else do right-of-way laws help establish?
- Legal fault in a collision or pedestrian injury — Correct answer
- The cost of vehicle repairs
- The amount of a traffic fine
- Which insurance company must pay
Explanation: Right-of-way laws also help establish legal fault in a collision or if a pedestrian is hurt.
Handbook: Right-of-Way—When to Yield — Right-of-Way Laws
To whom do Oklahoma right-of-way laws apply?
- All people and all vehicles, including bicyclists — Correct answer
- Only motor vehicles, not bicycles
- Only commercial trucks
- Only drivers under 18
Explanation: The right-of-way laws apply to all people and all vehicles, including bicyclists.
Handbook: Right-of-Way—When to Yield — Right-of-Way Laws