Colorado Permit Test (DMV Written Test) — All Questions

At a four-way stop where you and another driver stop at the same time, who has the right of way?

• a.The driver on the left
• b.The driver on the right✓
• c.The faster vehicle
• d.Whoever honks first

When two vehicles reach a four-way stop at the same time, the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right. (Colorado Driver Handbook, right of way)

At an uncontrolled intersection with no signs or signals, you should:

• a.Always go first because you have priority
• b.Speed up to get through quickly
• c.Yield to any vehicle already in the intersection or approaching on your right✓
• d.Stop only if a police officer is present

With no signs or signals, yield to vehicles already in the intersection and to the vehicle approaching on your right. (Colorado Driver Handbook, right of way)

When you are making a left turn at an intersection, you must:

• a.Yield to oncoming traffic and to crossing pedestrians✓
• b.Turn immediately before oncoming cars
• c.Sound your horn and proceed
• d.Expect oncoming traffic to stop for you

A left-turning driver must yield to oncoming vehicles and to pedestrians crossing the path of the turn. (Colorado Driver Handbook, turns)

As you approach a roundabout, you should:

• a.Enter quickly before other cars
• b.Drive clockwise around the circle
• c.Stop in the middle of the circle to let others in
• d.Yield to traffic already in the circle before entering✓

Traffic already circulating in a roundabout has the right of way; slow down, yield, and enter when there is a safe gap, traveling counterclockwise. (Colorado Driver Handbook)

When an emergency vehicle approaches with lights and siren on, you should:

• a.Stop immediately in your lane
• b.Pull over to the right and stop until it passes✓
• c.Speed up to stay ahead of it
• d.Continue at the same speed

Pull to the right edge of the road and stop, and stay stopped until the emergency vehicle has passed. (Colorado Driver Handbook, emergency vehicles)

Everyone in a vehicle on Colorado roads should be protected because:

• a.Seat belts save lives and their use is required by law✓
• b.Seat belts are optional in the back seat only
• c.Only the driver needs a seat belt
• d.Air bags make seat belts unnecessary

Seat belts greatly reduce injuries and deaths in crashes, and Colorado law requires drivers and passengers to buckle up. (Colorado Driver Handbook, occupant protection)