Texas Drivers Ed Written Practice Test

What does a "California roll" refer to in driving terms?

complete stop at a red light rolling stop at a stop sign An illegal U-turn rapid lane change

Correct Answer:

rolling stop at a stop sign

Explanation:

A "California roll" describes the action of making a rolling stop at a stop sign, where a driver slows down but does not come to a complete stop before proceeding through the intersection. This behavior is often seen as a violation of proper driving procedures because the law requires drivers to come to a full stop at stop signs to ensure safety and proper observation of oncoming traffic or pedestrians. Understanding this term is important for drivers, as it highlights a common risky practice that can lead to traffic citations or accidents. The nuanced approach taken by some drivers, who may think they can simply slow down instead of stopping, overlooks the necessity for complete caution at these intersections.

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