Scenario 1: You are picking up some furniture from a friend’s garage and need to drive down their alley. How fast should you be driving?, Drive no faster than 10 mph in alleys., Scenario 2: You are driving along a divided 4-lane road, but there are traffic cones and a sign indicating road workers are present. How fast should you be driving?, Reduce your speed and drive carefully through the work zone—follow posted signs, which often mean slowing to 45 mph or less., Scenario 3: You are driving on a road within St. Paul and you can’t find a speed limit sign anywhere. How fast should you be driving?, In urban roads like St. Paul without posted signs, the default speed limit is 30 mph., You're at a 4-way stop and want to turn right. Other cars are also stopped., Stop completely at the stop line. Look both ways for cars, bikes, and pedestrians. Yield to anyone who got there first or is walking across. Signal right and turn into the nearest lane when it's safe., You’re driving in the left lane on a city street with a 30 mph speed limit. You need to move into the right lane to prepare for a turn., Check traffic around you. Signal right at least 100 feet before changing lanes. Check your mirrors and blind spot. Change lanes smoothly when it’s safe., You’re in the left-turn lane at an intersection with a green light. There’s oncoming traffic., Signal left at least 100 feet before the turn. Yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians. Turn left when it’s safe, into the nearest left lane.

Lesson 8: Practical Exercise 1

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