Practice: Signs, Signals and Roadway Markings

Signs that set limits or give commands

• regulatory sign
• warning sign
• guide sign
• international sign

Where do you stop when you see this sign?

• before the crosswalk
• in the intersection
• after the stop sign
• after the crosswalk

What shape is a yield sign?

• octagon
• square
• triangle
• rectangle

Which of the following is NOT true about speed limit signs?

• States establish their own speed limits.
• You should drive safe for existing conditions if necessary.
• You can drive 5 miles over the posted speed without getting a ticket.
• Speed limits manage traffic flow.

What sign does this represent?

• pedestrian crossing
• school zone
• school crossing
• library

Which signs alert you to hazards or changes in the condition of the road ahead?

• regulatory sign
• warning sign
• guide sign
• international sign

Where should you stop for a red light?

• before the crosswalk
• at the stop line
• before the intersection
• all of the answers

What sign does this represent?

• rest and relaxation
• slow moving vehicle
• railroad-crossing advance-warning sign
• construction

The pennant is the only shape used for

• Yield
• School Zone
• No Passing Zone
• Low Clearance

When you see an orange construction sign what should you be prepared to do?

• slow, stop or drive around workers and equipment
• stop for a train
• stop for pedestrians crossing
• watch for low clearance