The WRONG WAY sign may accompany the DO NOT ENTER sign. This rectangular red and white sign is a traffic regulatory sign. If you see one or both of these signs, drive to the side and stop; you are going against traffic. When safe, back out or turn around and go back to the road you were on.
Q. When parking near a corner you may park your car no closer than?
When parking near a corner, you may park your vehicle no closer than: 30 feet from a crosswalk 10 feet from a crosswalk 40 feet from a crosswalk 20 feet from a crosswalk.
Q. What does this sign mean slower traffic keep right answer?
This sign is posted for those driving slower than the normal speed of traffic on some multilane highways. It reminds the slow driver to drive in the right lane.
Q. When should I look over my shoulder when driving?
Generally to do a shoulder check, a driver should peak over the left or right shoulder (whichever direction the vehicle is about to be moved) out the back-side window; although this may vary slightly with different vehicles, such as a convertible with the top up.
Q. Should you look over your shoulder when driving?
Driving instructor Ray Camilleri of EZ Auto School in Medford said, “No matter how you position your mirrors, there will always be spots that are blind. This is especially true when the car is backing up, it is important for drivers to look over their shoulders.
Q. When should I check my blind spot?
When should I check my blind spots? Check your blind spots when moving left or right – for example, when changing lanes. Also, remember to take extra care on busier roads where it’s more likely that a pedestrian, cyclist or car could slip into your blind spots.
Q. How often should you look at your mirrors?
every 5-8 seconds
Q. Do you signal before checking mirrors?
Check the mirrors and blind spot when moving into or out of the curb lane. Always signal your intentions before changing lanes or merging with traffic. This allows other road users to anticipate your movement and find a safe lane position.
Q. What order do you check your mirrors?
Normally, you should use the interior mirror first followed by the exterior mirrors. Before carrying out any manoeuvre always check your mirrors. This includes: moving off – check all mirrors and look over your right shoulder to check the blind spot.
Q. What is the proper technique for making sure there is no traffic in your blind spots?
Check for blind spots by doing the following: While driving along a four-lane road in the right lane, note a vehicle in the left lane coming up to pass you from behind. Without moving your head, glance in the rear-view mirror and follow it as it approaches your car in the left lane.
Q. What is the area around your car that you can not see if you are in the driver’s seat?
A truck’s blind spots are called No Zones. A No Zone is the area around the trucks where your car is no longer visible or you are so close that the truck can’t stop or maneuver safely.
