Middle School Quiz

Please answer the five questions below and then fill out the form at the end. After taking the quiz, you’ll receive a short email revealing the correct answers!

Clothing with white or bright colors is enough to be seen by drivers at night.

True False

If a driver can see a pedestrian, they always have time to bring their vehicle to a stop.

True False

Pedestrians are required to obey the pedestrian signals at an intersection, not the traffic lights.

True False

You don’t need to wear your helmet if you have been riding your bike for years.

True False

If a car has a green light and a pedestrian is crossing outside of a crosswalk, the pedestrian still has the right-of-way.

True False

What impacted you the most and what will you start doing today to be a better pedestrian?

The Correct Answers

Clothing with white or bright colors is enough to be seen by drivers at night. - False

If a driver can see a pedestrian, they always have time to bring their vehicle to a stop. - False

Pedestrians are required to obey the pedestrian signals at an intersection, not the traffic lights. - True

You don’t need to wear your helmet if you have been riding your bike for years. - False

Even if a car has a green light or a pedestrian is crossing outside of a crosswalk, they still have the right of way. - False

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The Correct Answers

Clothing with white or bright colors is enough to be seen by drivers at night. - False

If a driver can see a pedestrian, they always have time to bring their vehicle to a stop. - False

Pedestrians are required to obey the pedestrian signals at an intersection, not the traffic lights. - True

You don’t need to wear your helmet if you have been riding your bike for years. - False

Even if a car has a green light or a pedestrian is crossing outside of a crosswalk, they still have the right of way. - False