- Maryland Driving School Pre Test
- Driver Improvement Program (DIP)
- Your Maryland Driving Record
- What Are Points?
- What Should I Do If My License Is Suspended?
- Revocation
- Why Drive Safely?
- Maintain The Correct Following Distance And Do Not Tailgate
- Obey Traffic Signals
- Obey Flashing Signals
- How to Make a Turn Safely
- Obey Pavement Markings-Yellow Markings
- Section 1 Review
- Section 2 Review
- Section 3 Mid-Review
- DISABLED ON THE HIGHWAY
- BICYCLES
- ACCIDENTS
- PASSING
- TURNING
- RIGHT OF WAY
- PEDESTRIANS
- EFFECTS OF CARBON MONOXIDE
- DRUGS OR MEDICATIONS
- SUMMARY
- IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CLIENTS WHO ARE SUSPENDED
Choose to be Safe: Obey Flashing Signals
What is the difference between flashing signals and solid signals?
Flashing red lights operate in the same way as a stop sign. A driver must come to a complete stop at the stop line. Before proceeding through the intersection, a driver must yield to any pedestrians or other road usersIf two vehicles arrive at the same time, a driver must yield to the driver on his/her right.
What should a driver do differently at a flashing light versus a solid light?
Flashing red lights work like stop signs; a driver may go through the intersection when it is safe and legal to do so.
At a solid light, a driver may only proceed when the light has changed to green.
What are the advantages of a red flashing light over a stop sign?
A flashing light may be more visible to motorists than a sign.