Utah Permit Practice Mini Test 2: 12 Questions
Mini Test 2 has 12 multiple-choice questions on Utah driving rules, including steady yellow signal, headlight requirements, double solid yellow and yield sign approach. Each answer is explained as soon as you pick it, and every question is listed with its answer in the study guide below.
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What Mini Test 2 Covers
The questions in this test ask about:
- Steady Yellow Signal
- Headlight Requirements
- Double Solid Yellow
- Yield Sign Approach
- Stop Sign Procedure
- Broken White Lane Lines
- Freeway Entry
- Flashing Yellow Signal
- Lane Change Prerequisites
- Circular Yellow Railroad Sign
- Pedestrian Crosswalk Yield
- Blocked Intersection View
Try 5 Questions from This Test
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What does a steady yellow traffic signal warn drivers of?
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B. The signal is about to turn red
A steady yellow light warns that the signal is about to change to red.
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When must drivers use headlights?
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C. From sunset to sunrise or when visibility is poor
Headlights are required from sunset to sunrise and anytime visibility is limited.
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What does a solid double yellow centerline indicate?
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C. Passing prohibited in both directions
Double solid yellow lines mean no passing for traffic in either direction.
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What does a round yellow sign with an X and R indicate?
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C. Railroad crossing ahead
Round yellow signs warn drivers of railroad crossings ahead.
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What should drivers do if their view is blocked at an intersection?
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A. Stop until the way is clear
Drivers must stop and make sure the intersection is clear before proceeding.
Complete Study Guide: All 12 Questions with Answers
Every question in Mini Test 2, with the correct answer and an explanation for each.
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Q1. What does a steady yellow traffic signal warn drivers of?
Correct answer: The signal is about to turn red
Why: A steady yellow light warns that the signal is about to change to red.
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Q2. When must drivers use headlights?
Correct answer: From sunset to sunrise or when visibility is poor
Why: Headlights are required from sunset to sunrise and anytime visibility is limited.
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Q3. What does a solid double yellow centerline indicate?
Correct answer: Passing prohibited in both directions
Why: Double solid yellow lines mean no passing for traffic in either direction.
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Q4. What should drivers do when approaching a yield sign?
Correct answer: Slow down and give right-of-way if needed
Why: Yield signs require drivers to slow and yield when necessary.
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Q5. What is required at a stop sign?
Correct answer: Come to a complete stop
Why: Drivers must make a full stop at stop signs.
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Q6. What does a broken white line between lanes indicate?
Correct answer: Lane changes allowed when safe
Why: Broken white lines allow lane changes between lanes moving in the same direction.
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Q7. What should drivers do when entering a freeway?
Correct answer: Match traffic speed and merge safely
Why: Matching traffic speed allows safer merging onto the freeway.
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Q8. What does a flashing yellow traffic signal mean?
Correct answer: Proceed with caution
Why: A flashing yellow signal warns drivers to slow and proceed carefully.
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Q9. What should drivers do before making a lane change?
Correct answer: Signal and check blind spots
Why: Signaling and checking blind spots helps prevent collisions.
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Q10. What does a round yellow sign with an X and R indicate?
Correct answer: Railroad crossing ahead
Why: Round yellow signs warn drivers of railroad crossings ahead.
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Q11. What should drivers do when approaching a crosswalk with pedestrians present?
Correct answer: Yield and stop if necessary
Why: Drivers must yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.
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Q12. What should drivers do if their view is blocked at an intersection?
Correct answer: Stop until the way is clear
Why: Drivers must stop and make sure the intersection is clear before proceeding.