Connecticut: Speed, Right-of-Way & Legal Rules Questions
3 real, verified Connecticut driving-test questions on speed, right-of-way & legal rules, each with the correct answer and a full explanation below. Want to practice these interactively instead? Start a Speed, Right-of-Way & Legal Rules practice round.
1. When your direction of travel has fewer than three lanes, what does Connecticut law require?
Why: Connecticut law requires drivers to use the right lane when their direction of travel has fewer than three lanes, except when passing another vehicle.
2. What does Connecticut law require of a driver at an intersection with an inoperative (dark) stop light?
Why: Connecticut state law requires a driver at an intersection with an inoperative stop light to stop as though the intersection were controlled by a stop sign.
3. What must a Connecticut driver do when approaching a roundabout?
Why: Connecticut law requires drivers approaching a roundabout to yield to traffic already circulating and to pedestrians in the crosswalk, and prohibits stopping within the roundabout to let other traffic enter from another leg.
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