you must yield to any vehicles already in the roundabout and enter only when it is safe to do so.

When parking uphill with a curb, you should turn your vehicle's front wheels away from the curb. This way, if the vehicle starts to roll backward, it will roll into the curb, providing a natural barrier to prevent the vehicle from rolling further.

Proceed with caution, yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians. A traffic signal with a flashing yellow arrow indicates that you can proceed with the indicated turn, but you must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.

Exclusive lane for bicycles. A "Bicycle Lane" sign indicates that the marked lane is designated specifically for bicycles, providing an exclusive space for bicyclists to ride safely and separate from other vehicles.

A flashing red traffic signal means that you must come to a complete stop, just like a regular red traffic signal. You should wait until it is safe to proceed, ensuring that you yield the right-of-way to other vehicles and pedestrians before proceeding.

A rectangular blue sign with a white "H" indicates the presence of a hospital ahead. It helps drivers identify the location of a nearby medical facility.

Slow down and allow the bicyclist to pass before making the turn. When driving near bicyclists, it is important to give them space and prioritize their safety.

Change lanes or adjust your speed to create more space. When a driver is tailgating you, it is important to maintain a safe following distance and create more space between your vehicle and the tailgating vehicle.

When you see a yellow traffic light, you should only proceed through the intersection if you are already in the intersection. If you haven't entered the intersection, you should come to a stop, as the yellow light serves as a warning that the light is about to turn red.

A solid yellow line in the center of the road indicates no passing in either direction. It means that you should not cross over the line to overtake or pass other vehicles.

Total stopping distance includes your perception distance, which is the distance your vehicle travels from when you spot a hazard until your brain processes it.

An acceleration lane on a highway entrance ramp is designed to allow drivers to increase their speed and match the flow of traffic on the highway before merging. It provides a safer way to enter the highway and ensures a smoother transition into the traffic flow.

A red triangle-shaped sign at an intersection indicates that you should yield to oncoming traffic. It means you must give the right-of-way to vehicles approaching from the intersecting road.

you should be within 6 inches of the curb. This allows enough space for other vehicles to pass while ensuring that your vehicle is not too far away from the curb.

To alert other drivers of a potential danger or to avoid a collision. The horn should be used to warn others of a potential hazard or to communicate in situations where safety is at risk.

The recommended following distance under normal driving conditions is at least 3 seconds. This allows you enough time to react to any sudden changes in the traffic flow or the behavior of the vehicle ahead.

Maintain your speed and position. When another vehicle is passing you, it is important to maintain your speed and position to allow them to pass safely.

Stop and allow the pedestrian to cross. If a pedestrian is waiting to cross at a marked crosswalk, you should come to a complete stop and allow the pedestrian to cross the road safely. Yielding to pedestrians in crosswalks is not only a legal requirement in many jurisdictions but also an important aspect of ensuring their safety.

Yield to pedestrians in the area. A yellow diamond-shaped sign with a symbol of a pedestrian indicates that drivers should yield to pedestrians in the designated area.

High beam headlights should be used when driving on dark, unlit roads. They provide maximum visibility and can help you see potential hazards at a greater distance. However, you should switch to low beam headlights when there is oncoming traffic or when you are following another vehicle closely

Give them sufficient space when passing and treat them as vehicles. When interacting with bicyclists on the road, it is important to provide enough space when passing, just as you would with other vehicles.