Traffic Signs, Signals, and Road Markings
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You are driving on a roadway and notice a large white symbol consisting of an 'X' flanked by two 'R's painted directly onto the pavement of your travel lane. Which of the following best describes the requirement indicated by this special pavement marking?
It warns drivers that they are approaching a railroad crossing and must look, listen, and prepare to yield or stop if a train is approaching.
It designates an upcoming passing zone where drivers are legally permitted to overtake slower vehicles within 100 feet of the mark.
It indicates a temporary construction work zone where speed limits are mandatory only when workers are visibly present on the roadway.
It marks a designated refuge area where vehicles may park temporarily during peak traffic hours.
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When all signal heads at an intersection are actively displaying a flashing red light in every direction, what is the required driver procedure?
Treat the intersection as an all-way stop by coming to a complete stop and yielding right-of-way according to stop sign rules.
Slow down and proceed through the intersection with caution without making a complete stop if cross traffic is clear.
Maintain posted speed because flashing lights indicate the intersection traffic controls are suspended.
Yield right-of-way to oncoming vehicles, but stop only if another car or pedestrian is already in the intersection.
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