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Flashing red lights at a railroad crossing indicate that a train is approaching. You must stop at least 15 feet from the tracks to avoid any accidents.

Pedestrians always have the right-of-way, whether they are crossing at a marked crosswalk or not.

Solid white lines between lanes indicate that lane changes are discouraged or prohibited, often for safety reasons.

Pentagon-shaped signs with figures of pedestrians indicate a school zone, and drivers should be cautious and watch for children crossing.

To avoid being blinded by the high beams of an approaching vehicle, you should look toward the right edge of the road and not directly into the headlights.

The safest approach to dealing with aggressive drivers is to avoid eye contact, remain calm, and let them pass without engaging.

If you are already in the intersection when you hear an emergency vehicle, proceed through it and then pull over to allow the emergency vehicle to pass.

Hydroplaning occurs when your tires lose contact with the road due to water. To regain control, ease off the accelerator and steer straight without braking or turning sharply.

Drivers must signal their intent to turn at least 100 feet before the turn to give other drivers sufficient warning.

If your windshield wipers stop working in heavy rain, you should pull off the road to a safe spot and wait until you can see clearly again.

When driving in reverse, it is safest to turn your body and look out the rear window to have a clear view of obstacles behind you, in addition to using your mirrors and cameras.

When parking uphill with no curb, you should turn your wheels toward the side of the road to prevent your car from rolling into traffic if the brakes fail.

When parking downhill, you should turn your wheels toward the curb so that if your car starts rolling, it will roll into the curb rather than into traffic.

On steep, narrow roads, the vehicle traveling uphill has the right-of-way because it is harder to restart a vehicle on an incline.

In most states, drivers must stop for a school bus with red lights flashing, even if it’s on the opposite side of the road, unless it’s a divided highway.

Always follow posted detours and obey traffic signs in construction zones to ensure safety for both drivers and workers.

A red circle with a slash over any symbol indicates that the action is prohibited, in this case, making a U-turn.

High-beam headlights should only be used in situations where there are no other vehicles around, such as rural roads, to avoid blinding other drivers.

By law, when a school bus has its red lights flashing, you must stop completely. This is to ensure the safety of children getting on or off the bus. Most states apply this law in both directions, except on divided highways.

Vehicles inside the roundabout have the right-of-way. Those entering must yield to traffic already circulating.