Key Indiana facts: Right-of-Way
At an all-way stop the first vehicle to stop is the first to proceed. Chapter 7, All-Way Stops, p. 39 When two vehicles arrive together at an all-way stop, the vehicle on the left yields. Chapter 7, All-Way Stops, p. 39 Drivers coming from an alley or driveway onto a street should stop and yield to other vehicles. Chapter 6, Intersection with No Sign or Signal, p. 35 Traffic entering a roundabout always yields to circulating traffic. Chapter 7, Roundabouts, p. 40 Roundabout traffic proceeds counterclockwise and enters or exits only by right turns. Chapter 7, Roundabouts, p. 40 Sample Right-of-Way questions
In which direction does traffic travel in an Indiana roundabout?
Counterclockwise Either direction Whichever way the road narrows Clockwise Show the answer
Counterclockwise
Roundabout traffic moves counterclockwise and enters or exits by right turns.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 7, Roundabouts, p. 40
You come to a stopped school bus with flashing red lights and its stop arm out. What must you do?
Slow to 10 mph and pass Pass on the left only Sound your horn Stop Show the answer
Stop
You must stop for flashing red lights and an extended stop arm.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 7, School Buses, p. 52
You approach a stopped tow truck with amber flashing lights and don't move over or slow down. What is this offense?
No offense at all A Class A felony A Class B infraction A Level 5 felony Show the answer
A Class B infraction
Drivers must also change lanes or slow for amber-light vehicles, and failure is a Class B infraction.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 7, Authorized Parked Vehicles, p. 51
A funeral procession approaches an intersection against the traffic signal. Who has the right of way?
The procession Whoever is going straight Traffic with the green light Whichever vehicle is first Show the answer
The procession
Official processions keep the right of way even when a signal says otherwise.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 7, Official Processions, p. 54
A person with a white cane or guide dog is crossing near you. Who has the right of way?
You, on a green light Whoever arrived first You, away from a crosswalk The pedestrian, always Show the answer
The pedestrian, always
Drivers must always yield to people who are visually impaired.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 7, Visually Impaired Pedestrians, p. 55
A school bus facing you stops with its stop arm out, on a road with no median. What must you do?
Stop only if children are visible Keep going, it faces you Slow down and keep going Stop Show the answer
Stop
Only a barrier or unimproved median excuses traffic going the other way.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 7, School Buses, p. 52
At an all-way stop, which vehicle goes through first?
The one on the busier road The one turning left The first one to stop The largest one Show the answer
The first one to stop
Vehicles take their turns in the order they stopped.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 7, All-Way Stops, p. 39
As you approach a roundabout, who has the right of way?
Traffic entering the circle Whichever vehicle is larger Whichever vehicle is faster Traffic already circulating Show the answer
Traffic already circulating
Incoming drivers always yield to vehicles circulating in the roundabout.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 7, Roundabouts, p. 40
You are pulling onto a street from an alley or a driveway. What should you do?
Sound your horn and pull out Go first, since you're turning Slow down, but don't stop Stop and yield to other vehicles Show the answer
Stop and yield to other vehicles
Come to a stop and let vehicles on the street go first.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 6, Intersection with No Sign or Signal, p. 35
What do a school bus's amber flashing lights warn you about?
It has broken down It has finished its route It is slowing to load or unload It is about to pull away Show the answer
It is slowing to load or unload
Amber comes first as a warning. Red lights and the stop arm follow when it stops.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 7, School Buses, p. 51
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We wrote these practice questions from the facts in the Indiana Driver's Manual (Published July 2026 (back cover), read 2026-11-08. Page numbers in facts are the ones printed in the manual; PDF page = printed page + 5. edition) and from official sources on road signs. Every answer links to its source, so you can check it and read more.
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