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ROAD SIGNS

Read the road.

Learn the shapes and colors before you test yourself. These are original instructional drawings, not engineering specifications or an exhaustive sign catalogue.

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A red eight-sided sign tells you to…

Stop

Stop fully, then check and yield before moving.

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What does this downward-pointing triangle mean?

Yield

Let conflicting traffic proceed; stop when needed.

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What does this red sign prohibit?

Do not enter

Do not enter the roadway from this approach.

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A WRONG WAY sign means…

Wrong way

Do not continue into opposing traffic; correct your route safely.

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What does the arrow on a ONE WAY sign show?

One way

Traffic on that road travels in the arrow’s direction.

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What maneuver is prohibited by this sign?

No U-turn

The crossed-out U-turn symbol forbids that maneuver.

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Which maneuver does this sign forbid?

No left turn

A red circle and slash across the left arrow prohibit a left turn.

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What is prohibited here?

No right turn

The crossed-out right arrow forbids a right turn.

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What does a rectangular SPEED LIMIT 35 sign state?

Speed limit

Conditions may require a slower speed; the posted number is not a guarantee of safety.

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What does NO TURN ON RED mean?

No turn on red

A complete stop does not remove the posted prohibition.

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A round yellow sign with an X and RR warns of…

Railroad advance warning

Prepare to check for trains and crossing controls.

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What does a railroad crossbuck identify?

Railroad crossbuck

Check the crossing and yield to trains; obey any gates, lights or stop signs.

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The five-sided school warning sign alerts you to…

School area or crossing

Watch closely for children and obey any posted school-zone controls.

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An orange ROAD WORK AHEAD sign warns about…

Road work ahead

Expect workers, changed lanes and temporary controls.

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A yellow pennant marked NO PASSING ZONE warns you…

No passing zone

Do not start an overtaking maneuver in the no-passing zone.

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What hazard does this warning sign show?

Slippery when wet

Reduce speed and avoid abrupt steering or braking on a slippery surface.

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This sign warns of…

Merging traffic

Look for joining traffic and adjust space safely.

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Two opposing arrows on this warning sign indicate…

Two-way traffic

Be ready for traffic coming toward you.

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A curve warning sign is intended to…

Curve ahead

Choose a safe speed before the curve.

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A yellow advisory speed plaque near a curve shows…

Advisory speed

Advisory speed differs from a white regulatory speed-limit sign.

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Green guide signs commonly provide…

Directions and destinations

Use guide information early so you can choose lanes safely.

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Blue service signs commonly identify…

Roadside services

Blue commonly indicates roadside services.

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Brown guide signs commonly identify…

Recreation and cultural areas

Brown commonly marks recreation and cultural points of interest.

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A yellow diamond-shaped sign usually…

Warning sign

Read the symbol or wording and adjust your driving for the warning.

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