Drivers Ed Lesson 2B: Signs, Signals & Roadway Markings

Whenever you approach a YIELD sign at an intersection, you should

• Allow vehicles on the left to proceed

• Make a full stop, then proceed

• Slow down and proceed

• Slow or stop and give the right of way to traffic

What must you do at a four-way STOP sign?

• Stop and wait for your turn to move

• Slow down if other traffic is nearby

• Stop, unless you are turning

• Yield to all drivers approaching from the left

 Refer to the figure to answer this question. When you see this sign, you should drive

• 55 mph during the day

• At least 55 mph

• 55 mph at night

• No faster than 55 mph

Posted minimum speed limits are

• Not legal and do not need to be observed

• The slowest to drive under normal conditions

• Speed limits lowered for driving at night

• 15 mph lower than the posted speed limit

Refer to the figure to answer this question. A sign shaped like this means

• Warning

• Railroad crossing

• Route marker

• School zone

 A sign with a yellow background is a

• Stop sign

• Warning sign

• Regulatory sign

• Recreation area sign

Refer to the figure to answer this question. The message on this sign might be

• Hill

• Cross road

• Pass With Care

• Railroad Crossing

A school zone sign is

• Yellow with 5 sides

• Red with eight sides

• Yellow with 6 sides

• Red with 3 sides

Refer to the figure to answer this question. You should expect this sign

• Near a school crossing

• In a parking lot

• Near a church

• At a school-bus loading zone

Running children and bicyclists can be expected in a 

• School zone

• Tow-away zone

• No-parking zone

• Bus-loading zone