A. To maximize the capacity of an intersection

B. To provide protection for pedestrians and other non-motorized users

C. To minimize delay and travel time to all users

D. To alternately assign the right-of-way to various traffic movements at an intersection

A. The distance between successive vehicles

B. The number of vehicles per unit of time

C. The distance traveled per unit of time

D. The time required to travel a segment

A. Add a right turn lane

B. Update signal timing and provide coordination

C. Add a left turn lane

D. Modernize signal control equipment

A. The beacon faces shall consist of two signal sections, one with a circular red and one with a circular yellow indication

B. A Flashing Yellow indication shall be displayed continuously unless the pedestrian pushbutton is activated

C. A pedestrian signal head shall be installed at each end of the marked crosswalk

D. Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons shall not be installed at locations where vehicle speeds exceed 30 mph

A. Accept the gift if it is under $100

B. Accept the gift without disclosure

C. Disclose the gift to the employer

D. Refuse the gift outright

A. Street name signs

B. School signs

C. Parking signs

D. Speed limit signs

A. 10 seconds

B. 15 seconds

C. 5 seconds

D. 7 seconds

A. To synchronize signals at adjacent intersections

B. To extend the green phase for high-volume traffic

C. To provide time for vehicles to clear the intersection before conflicting movements begin

D. To allow pedestrians to cross the intersection

A. A mutual agreement about a lawful matter between legally competent parties

B. Written in a style and format according to the provisions of the law

C. All of the above

D. A valid consideration-money or other valuable consideration exchanged

A. Speed humps

B. Cul-de-sacs

C. Curb extensions

D. Chicanes