Buses, streetcars & light rail

1. Raised buttons or markers
2. Double solid white lines
3. Yellow crosshatched paint
4. Red painted curbs

Answer: Raised buttons or markers

Safety zones are marked by raised buttons or markers on the road, and by dotted white lines.

1. 25 mph
2. 5 mph
3. 15 mph
4. 10 mph

Answer: 10 mph

You may pass a stopped bus, streetcar, or trolley at a safety zone or light at no more than 10 mph.

1. When the tracks are too close on the right to pass there
2. When the streetcar is stopped
3. When the streetcar is moving slowly
4. When no passengers are boarding

Answer: When the tracks are too close on the right to pass there

You may pass on the left if the tracks are too close on the right, you're on a one-way street, or an officer directs you.

1. Yes, if no pedestrians are waiting
2. No, not under any condition
3. Yes, at 10 mph or less
4. Yes, once the bus has left

Answer: No, not under any condition

Do not drive through a safety zone under any condition.

1. Proceed if your light is green
2. Turn quickly ahead of any train
3. Assume it is clear if no train is in sight
4. Check for trains; turn when signal allows

Answer: Check for trains; turn when signal allows

Check for approaching light rail vehicles before crossing tracks, and only complete your turn when the signal allows.

1. True
2. False

Answer: True

On public roads, light rail vehicles have the same rights and responsibilities as other vehicles.