Illinois Road Rules Test 1

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Illinois Road Rules Test 01

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Under what circumstances may you drive off the pavement or main traveled part of the road when passing another vehicle?

If the side of the road is firm

If there is no other way to pass

If you are traveling below 20 mph

None

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You should never drive over a fire hose unless...?

A fire official permits it

It is totally blocking the roadway

You can see that the fire is out

You drive less than 5 mph

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At a "T" intersection without traffic control signs or signals, who must yield?

Drivers traveling at the lowest speed

Drivers on the continuing road coming from the left

The driver on the terminating (ending) raod

Drivers on the continuing road coming from the right

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Drivers aged 15 with an instruction permit may not drive between Sunday and Thursday between what hours?

9 PM-7 AM

11 PM-8 AM

10 PM-6 AM

8 PM-8 AM

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In business or residential areas, you must signal your intention to turn at least what distance before turning?

200 feet

50 feet

100 feet

150 feet

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To make a lawful turn on a red light, you must...?

Stop and yield to pedestrians

Slow down and yield to all other traffic and pedestrians

Stop and yield to all other traffic and pedestrians

Slow down and yield to pedestrians and bicyclists

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You must obey all regulations applying to school zones on days when school is operating between what hours?

9 AM to 5 PM

8 AM to 3 PM

7 AM to 12 PM

7 AM to 4 PM

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When an emergency vehicle is approaching with lights and/or sirens on, you must immediately...?

Pull to the right side of the road

Stop where you are

Accelerate away

Pull to the left side of the road

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What is the speed limit on interstates and tollways in Illinois?

60 mph

75 mph

65 mph

70 mph

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On two-lane two-way roadways, you may not pass if the middle of the road is marked with...?

A dashed red line

A dashed yellow line

A solid yellow line

A dashed white line

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When exiting an alley, building, private road, or driveway, you must...?

Exit as fast as possible

Slow to 5 mph

Slow to 10 mph

Come to a complete stop

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In which of these circumstances may you not pass another vehicle on the right?

When they are making a left turn

At an intersection with dedicated passing points

On a one-way street with two or more lanes

When they are traveling below 20 mph

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When passing a bicyclist on the road, you must leave a minimum distance of what from them?

2 feet

1 foot

3 feet

4 feet

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Flashing your turn signals to tell other drivers that they may pass is...?

Compulsory

Good manners

Illegal

Inadvisable

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When passing a vehicle on a two-lane highway, you should not return to your original lane until you can see what in your rearview mirror?

The registration plate of the vehicle you have passed

The driver of the vehicle you have passed

The whole of the vehicle you have passed

Half of the vehicle you have passed

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When more than one driver is present as a four-way stop intersection, who has right-of-way?

The slowest vehicle

The first to stop

The largest vehicle

The last to stop

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You may not pass another vehicle within what distance of an intersection or railroad crossing?

100 feet

50 feet

200 feet

150 feet

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If you are instructed to pull over by law enforcement officers, you should...?

Stop within the next mile

Stop in the next safe place

Stop at the next gas station

Stop immediately regardless of location

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Joining a highway from an alley, building, private road, or driveway, you must...?

Stop completely and yield to all pedestrians

Drive below 5 mph and yield to all motor vehicles

Drive below 5 mph and yield to cyclists and pedestrians

Stop completely and yield to all road users

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All drivers and passengers must wear seatbelts from the age of...?

4 years

8 years

6 years

10 years

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In what way can a driver signal an intention to turn right with their hand?

Left arm out pointing 90° upwards

Left arm pointing straight out

Left arm making circular motions

Left arm out pointing 90° downwards

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No driver may use a cell phone or wireless device when driving, including hands-free devices, apart from emergencies, until they are aged...?

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Drivers must yield to persons with disabilities...?

At red lights

At all times

When crossing sidewalks

On crosswalks

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Roundabouts circulate in...?

A clockwise direction

Different directions depending on traffic levels

Different directions at different times

A counterclockwise direction

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Under what circumstances can you pass a vehicle stop at a crosswalk to allow pedestrians to cross?

If you travel at less than 5 mph

If the pedestrians are less than halfway across

If the pedestrians have not started crossing

None

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