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California: Full Simulated Exam

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You're leaving a driveway or alley and entering the road. You must:

✓ Yield to all traffic and pedestrians on the road and sidewalk

A driver entering the roadway from a private drive, alley, or parking lot yields to everyone — road traffic and anyone on the sidewalk you must cross. Stop before the sidewalk, not after it.

Most states' 'Move Over' laws require you to:

✓ Change lanes or slow down when passing stopped emergency, tow or utility vehicles

When you pass a stopped emergency, tow, or utility vehicle with flashing lights, move over one lane if you safely can — and if you can't, slow down substantially. These laws exist because roadside workers are struck and killed regularly. All 50 states have some version.

You are entering a roundabout. You must:

✓ Yield to traffic already circulating in the roundabout

Traffic already in the circle has the right-of-way. Look to your left, wait for a gap, then enter and travel counterclockwise. Don't stop inside the roundabout, and signal right as you approach your exit.

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