Traffic Signs and Safety Guidelines

This video tutorial by Miss Hall introduces various safety signs and their meanings. It covers signs like railroad crossing, exit, bike lane, handicap, emergency, no bicycles, beware of dog, slippery when wet, bicycle crossing, hospital, stop, police line, yield, fire alarm, danger of death, pedestrian crossing, danger, walk, look both ways, caution, public telephone, school crossing, do not enter, one way, and handicap parking. Each sign is explained with its purpose and the actions to be taken when encountered.

What should you do when you see a railroad crossing sign?

• Speed up

• Ignore it

• Turn around

• Watch out for trains

Which sign indicates that bicycles can use a specific lane?

• Railroad crossing

• Exit

• Handicap

• Bike lane

What does the EMS sign indicate?

• A vehicle for emergencies

• A pedestrian crossing

• A bike lane

• A place to park

What should you do when you see a 'No Bicycles' sign?

• Walk your bike

• Park your bike

• Ride your bike

• Do not ride a bike

What does the 'Slippery When Wet' sign warn you about?

• The floor may be slippery

• The road is closed

• There is a dog nearby

• You can ride a bike here

What should you do when you see a stop sign?

• Keep going

• Slow down

• Turn left

• Stop what you are doing

What does the 'Police Line' sign indicate?

• You should walk your bike

• You can park here

• You should not enter the area

• You can enter the area

What should you do if you hear a fire alarm?

• Stay inside

• Leave the building

• Pull the alarm

• Ignore it

What does the 'Pedestrian Crossing' sign allow you to do?

• Walk across the road

• Drive your car

• Ride your bike

• Park your car

Who can park in a spot marked with a 'Handicap Parking' sign?

• Bicycles

• Only those with a handicap sticker

• Anyone

• Emergency vehicles