Traffic and Road Signs Quiz

What is the primary purpose of road traffic signs and symbols?

• To inform about road construction

• To direct and instruct drivers and pedestrians safely to their destinations

• To regulate traffic flow

• To provide directions to drivers and pedestrians

Where are traffic signs typically located?

• Only on the side of the street

• At the side of the street, above roads, on pavements, bridges, and even on the roads themselves

• In parking lots only

• Only on bridges and overpasses

What is the primary language used for traffic signs in the Philippines?

• Spanish

• English

• Filipino or the local dialect, in addition to English

• Mandarin Chinese

Which of the following is NOT one of the eight main categories of traffic signs in the Philippines?

• Traffic Light Signs

• Warning Signs

• Guide/Informative Signs

• Regulatory Signs

Which type of traffic sign is used to indicate the right-of-way at an intersection?

• Prohibitive/Restrictive Sign

• Informative Sign

• Priority Sign

• Directional Sign

Which category of traffic signs provides directions and information to drivers and pedestrians?

• Guide/Informative Signs

• Speed Limit Signs

• Warning Signs

• Regulatory Signs

What is the purpose of Expressway Signs in the Philippines?

• To indicate rest areas

• To regulate speed limits on the expressway

• To warn drivers of upcoming hazards on the expressway

• To provide information and instructions specific to driving on expressways

Which type of pavement marking is used to separate traffic moving in opposite directions?

• Traverse Lines

• Longitudinal Lines

• Object Markings

• Crosswalk Markings

Where would you typically find Traffic Instruction Signs?

• At pedestrian crossings

• In residential areas

• On expressways

• At construction sites or road work zones

What is the primary purpose of Hazard Markers on the road?

• To indicate speed limits

• To provide directions to drivers

• To warn drivers of physical obstructions or changes in the roadway

• To indicate the beginning or end of an expressway