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Rules of the Road. Chapter 4 Traffic Laws. Child Passenger Protection Act. The appropriate safety restraint system must be used for all children under age 16. Speed limits. 65 mph on 4 lane highways 55 on the expressways 30 in the city 15 in alleys - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Rules of the Road

Chapter 4Traffic Laws

Rules of the Road

Page 2: Rules of the Road

Child Passenger Protection ActThe appropriate safety restraint system

must be used for all children under age 16

Page 3: Rules of the Road

Speed limits65 mph on 4 lane highways55 on the expressways30 in the city15 in alleys20 in school zones on school days between 7

a.m. and 4 p.m. when children are present and signs are posted

Adjust speed according to outside conditionsLook for speed limit signs Reduce speed when approaching an

intersection

Page 4: Rules of the Road

Traffic LawsSlow down when entering construction

zonesWhen an emergency vehicle approaches,

yield to it & pull over to the right if possible- wait for it to pass before proceeding

Allow funeral lines to go pass you or in front of you (even if the light is green)- NEVER break a funeral line unless authorized to do so!

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YieldTo yield means a driver gives the right-of-way

to another driver or pedestrianYield when making a right turn after a stopYield when you approach a yield signYield coming out of an alley or drivewayYield to pedestrians!After making a proper stop and yielding to

traffic or pedestrians within the intersection, it is permissible (OK) for drivers on a one-way street to turn left at a red light onto another one-way street that moves traffic to the left.

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PassingAfter you have passed a vehicle by going

around it, do not turn back into the right-hand lane until you can see the entire vehicle you have just passed in your rearview mirror

You can pass on the left or right of a vehicle but NEVER on the shoulder

You must always signal whenever you change lanes

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PassingIt is NOT permissible (OK) to pass on a

two-lane, two-way roadway within 100 feet of an intersection or railroad crossing.

You cannot pass a school bus that has stopped to load or unload passengers.

Page 8: Rules of the Road

Lane UsageA solid line means NO PASSINGA broken line means it is OK to passYou cannot pass in a NO PASSING ZONEYou cannot pass on a curve or hillSlower vehicles drive on the rightWeaving from lane to lane is against the

law!

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TurningTurn from the right lane into the right laneTurn from the left lane into the left laneObey all signs and signals before making a

turn

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Traffic LawsIn urban areas, drivers must come to a

complete stop before entering the sidewalk area when moving out of an alley, building, private road or driveway. If there is no sidewalk, stop at a point nearest the street or roadway where there is a view of approaching traffic. After stopping, yield the right-of-way to pedestrians and all vehicles.

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Accessible ParkingOnly vehicles with authorized plates or

placards can park in an area designated for people with disabilities

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Illegal ParkingYou cannot double parkYou cannot park near a fire hydrantYou cannot block a drivewayYou cannot park on a sidewalkYou cannot park on a bridgeYou cannot park anywhere there is a NO

PARKING sign!

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Other Laws to KnowYou cannot backup on the expresswayYou cannot open doors on the side of a

vehicle on which traffic is moving unless it can be done safely and without interfering with traffic

You cannot wear a headset/earphones/earplugs while driving

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More Laws to KnowYou cannot push/tow a car with your car

unless you have a tow bar connectedOperate any sound system (radio, tape

player, disc player) at a volume that can be heard 75 feet or more from a vehicle being driven on a highway.


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