Free Printable TN Drivers Permit Knowledge Traffic Signs Portion

1.

RED Signs mean:

a)

Regulatory. Route markers.

b)

Stop, yield, do not enter or wrong way.

c)

General warning.

d)

Construction and maintenance warning.

2.

YELLOW signs Mean:

a)

General warning.

b)

Regulatory

c)

: Motorist services

d)

Public recreation areas and parks.

3.

ORANGE Sign Means:

a)

Stop, yield, do not enter or wrong way.

b)

Regulatory. Route markers.

c)

Construction and maintenance warning.

d)

: Motorist services

4.

BLACK sign means:

a)

Regulatory. Route markers

b)

: Public recreation areas and parks

c)

: Motorist services

d)

Construction and maintenance warning

5.

BROWN sign means:

a)

General Warning

b)

Distance and Direction

c)

Regulatory

d)

: Public recreation areas and parks.

6.

GREEN sign means:

a)

Stop, Yield, Do not Enter, Wrong Way

b)

General Warning

c)

Distance and Direction

d)

Motorist Services

7.

WHITE sign means

a)

Regulatory

b)

Motorist Services

c)

General Warning

d)

Regulatory. Route marker.

8.

BLUE sign means:

a)

Construction

b)

Stop

c)

Distance

d)

Motorist Services

9.

RED Signs mean:

a)

is used only as a background color for STOP signs, multiple supplemental plates (FOUR-WAY or ALL WAY), DO-NOT-ENTER messages, WRONG WAY signs and on Interstate route markers. Red is also used as a legend color for YIELD signs, parking prohibition signs, the circular outline and diagonal bar prohibitory symbol

b)

is used for regulatory signs. Regulatory signs are used to inform road users of selected traffic laws or regulations. Black is used for a message on white, yellow and orange signs. Whenever white is specified as a sign color, it includes silver-colored reflecting coating or elements that reflect white light.

c)

is used as the background for route makers, guide signs, regulatory signs, except STOP signs and for the legend on brown, green, blue, black and red signs. Whenever white is specified as a sign color, this is referencing the silver-colored reflective coating and other materials that reflect white light.

d)

is used as a background color for construction and maintenance signs and shall not be used for any other purpose.

e)

is used as a background color for warning signs, except where orange is specified, and for school signs.

10.

BLACK Signs mean:

a)

is used only as a background color for STOP signs, multiple supplemental plates (FOUR-WAY or ALL WAY), DO-NOT-ENTER messages, WRONG WAY signs and on Interstate route markers. Red is also used as a legend color for YIELD signs, parking prohibition signs, the circular outline and diagonal bar prohibitory symbol

b)

is used for regulatory signs. Regulatory signs are used to inform road users of selected traffic laws or regulations. Black is used for a message on white, yellow and orange signs. Whenever white is specified as a sign color, it includes silver-colored reflecting coating or elements that reflect white light.

c)

is used as the background for route makers, guide signs, regulatory signs, except STOP signs and for the legend on brown, green, blue, black and red signs. Whenever white is specified as a sign color, this is referencing the silver-colored reflective coating and other materials that reflect white light.

d)

is used as a background color for construction and maintenance signs and shall not be used for any other purpose.

e)

is used as a background color for warning signs, except where orange is specified, and for school signs.

11.

WHITE Signs mean:

a)

is used only as a background color for STOP signs, multiple supplemental plates (FOUR-WAY or ALL WAY), DO-NOT-ENTER messages, WRONG WAY signs and on Interstate route markers. Red is also used as a legend color for YIELD signs, parking prohibition signs, the circular outline and diagonal bar prohibitory symbol

b)

is used for regulatory signs. Regulatory signs are used to inform road users of selected traffic laws or regulations. Black is used for a message on white, yellow and orange signs. Whenever white is specified as a sign color, it includes silver-colored reflecting coating or elements that reflect white light.

c)

is used as the background for route makers, guide signs, regulatory signs, except STOP signs and for the legend on brown, green, blue, black and red signs. Whenever white is specified as a sign color, this is referencing the silver-colored reflective coating and other materials that reflect white light.

d)

is used as a background color for construction and maintenance signs and shall not be used for any other purpose.

e)

is used as a background color for warning signs, except where orange is specified, and for school signs.

12.

ORANGE Signs mean:

a)

is used only as a background color for STOP signs, multiple supplemental plates (FOUR-WAY or ALL WAY), DO-NOT-ENTER messages, WRONG WAY signs and on Interstate route markers. Red is also used as a legend color for YIELD signs, parking prohibition signs, the circular outline and diagonal bar prohibitory symbol

b)

is used for regulatory signs. Regulatory signs are used to inform road users of selected traffic laws or regulations. Black is used for a message on white, yellow and orange signs. Whenever white is specified as a sign color, it includes silver-colored reflecting coating or elements that reflect white light.

c)

is used as the background for route makers, guide signs, regulatory signs, except STOP signs and for the legend on brown, green, blue, black and red signs. Whenever white is specified as a sign color, this is referencing the silver-colored reflective coating and other materials that reflect white light.

d)

is used as a background color for construction and maintenance signs and shall not be used for any other purpose.

e)

is used as a background color for warning signs, except where orange is specified, and for school signs.

13.

YELLOW Signs mean:

a)

is used only as a background color for STOP signs, multiple supplemental plates (FOUR-WAY or ALL WAY), DO-NOT-ENTER messages, WRONG WAY signs and on Interstate route markers. Red is also used as a legend color for YIELD signs, parking prohibition signs, the circular outline and diagonal bar prohibitory symbol

b)

is used for regulatory signs. Regulatory signs are used to inform road users of selected traffic laws or regulations. Black is used for a message on white, yellow and orange signs. Whenever white is specified as a sign color, it includes silver-colored reflecting coating or elements that reflect white light.

c)

is used as the background for route makers, guide signs, regulatory signs, except STOP signs and for the legend on brown, green, blue, black and red signs. Whenever white is specified as a sign color, this is referencing the silver-colored reflective coating and other materials that reflect white light.

d)

is used as a background color for construction and maintenance signs and shall not be used for any other purpose.

e)

is used as a background color for warning signs, except where orange is specified, and for school signs.

14.

BROWN sign means:

a)

is used as a background color for warning signs, except where orange is specified, and for school signs.

b)

is used as a background color for guide information signs related to points of recreational cultural interest.

c)

is used as a background color for guide signs (other than those using brown or white), mileposts and as a legend color with a white background for permissive parking regulations

d)

is used as a background color for information signs related to motorist services (including police services and rest areas) and the Emergency Route Marker

15.

GREEN sign means:

a)

is used as a background color for warning signs, except where orange is specified, and for school signs.

b)

is used as a background color for guide information signs related to points of recreational cultural interest.

c)

is used as a background color for guide signs (other than those using brown or white), mileposts and as a legend color with a white background for permissive parking regulations

d)

is used as a background color for information signs related to motorist services (including police services and rest areas) and the Emergency Route Marker

16.

BLUE sign means:

a)

is used as a background color for warning signs, except where orange is specified, and for school signs.

b)

is used as a background color for guide information signs related to points of recreational cultural interest.

c)

is used as a background color for guide signs (other than those using brown or white), mileposts and as a legend color with a white background for permissive parking regulations

d)

is used as a background color for information signs related to motorist services (including police services and rest areas) and the Emergency Route Marker

17.

used for incident management traffic control signage when needed for incidents such as traffic accidents, wildland fires, floods, and hazardous material spills, that take place on or adjacent to a road, interrupting the normal flow of traffic.

a)

FLUORESCENT YELLOW-GREEN

b)

Broad “X” Shape — Railroad Here

c)

Round Shape —

d)

FLOURESCENT PINK (sometimes called “coral”)

18.

is now in use for signage in school zones and other pedestrian traffic areas such as crosswalks. These signs are much easier to see in low light and foggy/rainy weather. Where these signs are posted, motorists are encouraged to carefully watch for all forms of school traffic, including pedestrians, school children, bicyclists, as well as motor vehicles.

a)

FLUORESCENT YELLOW-GREEN

b)

Broad “X” Shape — Railroad Here

c)

Round Shape —

d)

FLOURESCENT PINK (sometimes called “coral”)

19.

OCTOGON SHAPE

a)

SPECIAL LAWS

b)

HAZARD

c)

YIELD

d)

STOP

20.

TRIANGLE SHAPE

a)

STOP

b)

YIELD

c)

HAZARD

d)

REGULATIONS

21.

DIAMOND SHAPE

a)

STOP

b)

YIELD

c)

HAZARD or UNUSUAL CONDITION

d)

Special Laws, Important Information

22.

RECTANGULAR SHAPE

a)

HAZARDOUS or UNUSUAL CONDITIONThis sign tells you that you are approaching an intersection. The black lines show just what kind of intersection this is.

b)

YIELDThis three-sided sign means that you are approaching an intersection and must stop and wait when other vehicles are approaching from the right or left on the other roadway.

c)

STOPy. It always means that there is danger. It will always be red with white lettering.

d)

- Special Laws, Regulations or Important Information: examples incluse lane control signs, lane restrictions, speed control, passing regulations

23.

Barricades, vertical panels, concrete barriers, drums and cones are the most common devices used to guide drivers safely through work zones.

a)

Route Marker

b)

Highway Flaggers

c)

Law Enforcement

d)

Channeling Devices

24.

What does the sign mean?

a)

keep left

b)

ahead only

c)

keep right

25.

What does the sign mean?

a)

keep left

b)

ahead only

c)

keep right

26.

The picture of 'crossroad' is ___.

a)

b)

c)

27.

The picture of 'no left turn' is ___.

a)

b)

c)

28.

The correct picture of 'narrow bridge ahead' is ___

a)

b)

c)

29.

The picture of 'winding road ahead' is ___

a)

b)

c)

30.

What does it mean?

a)

No entry

b)

No stop

c)

Go straight on

31.

What does the sign mean?

a)

road works

b)

slippery road

c)

pedestrian crossing

32.

What does the sign mean?

a)

left turn

b)

right turn

c)

u-turn

33.

After you see this symbol, what will you think?

a)

You have to stop be careful

b)

You can not park here

c)

You can not smoke

34.

Disabled Parking

a)

b)

c)

d)

35.

No Stopping

a)

b)

c)

d)

36.

No U-Turn

a)

b)

c)

37.

Watch For Camera

a)

b)

c)

38.

Roundabout

a)

b)

c)

39.

School Zone

a)

b)

c)

40.

Cyclist and motorist have to wear a ___________ when they ride a motorbike

a)

cap

b)

mask

c)

helmet

d)

hard hat

41.

A ________________ is an official document that shows you are able to drive.

a)

road user

b)

means of transport

c)

train tickets

d)

driving license

42.

Traffic lights, or traffic signals, are located on most major corners in cities and towns around the world. The red, yellow and green lights let us know when it is safe to drive through the intersection and when to walk across the street as well as when to stop and let other drivers, bikers and pedestrians take their turns to continue on their way. The first electric traffic light had only red and green lights; it did not have a yellow light like modern-day traffic signals. Instead of a yellow light, it had a buzzer sound that was used to indicate that the signal would be changing soon. In the year 1920, a policeman named William Potts in Detroit, Michigan invented the first four-way and three-colored traffic lights. Apart from red and green, a third color – amber (or yellow) – was introduced.
11. What does today’s green lights indicate?

a)

You need to stop and wait

b)

You need to slow down

c)

You need to speed up

d)

You need to speed up

43.

What is this sign?

a)

Silence

b)

Railroad crossing

c)

caution

d)

school crossing

44.

What is this sign?

a)

Stop

b)

turn left

c)

no parking

d)

railroad crossing

45.

What is this sign?

a)

One way

b)

Turn left

c)

Turn right

d)

stop

46.

What is this sign?

a)

One way

b)

Silence

c)

Stop

d)

No parking

47.

What is this sign?

a)

Do not enter

b)

Turn left

c)

One way

d)

Caution

48.

What is this sign?

a)

Do not enter

b)

Stop

c)

Silence

d)

One way

49.

What is this sign?

a)

Do not enter

b)

Railroad crossing

c)

Handicap

d)

Silence

50.

What is this sign?

a)

School crossing

b)

Silence

c)

Stop

d)

Railroad crossing

51.

If you see this sign, what should you do?

a)

Speed up before the curve

b)

Slow down after the curve

c)

Slow down before the curve

d)

Speed up after the curve

52.

This means...

a)

Reduce speed and make a stop

b)

Go on and make a stop

c)

Reduce speed and make a stop ahead

d)

Speed up and make a stop ahead

53.

What does this sign mean?

a)

Highway changes ahead to the right

b)

Hiking trails ahead to the right

c)

Hotel ahead to the right

d)

Hospital ahead to the right

54.

What does this sign mean?

a)

An intersection

b)

A crosswalk

c)

A railroad crossing

d)

A blasting zone

55.

What does this sign mean?

a)

You have entered a one way road the wrong way

b)

Stop immediately and carefully back up or turn around

c)

Do not enter this road

d)

All of the above

56.

What does this sign mean?

a)

All traffic turn left

b)

No left turn

c)

No U-turn

d)

Truck route to the left

57.

What does this sign mean?

a)

Low clearance ahead

b)

Narrow road ahead

c)

Small vehicles permitted only

d)

Road under water ahead

58.

What does this sign mean?

a)

Scooter route

b)

Motorcycles only

c)

Bike route only

d)

No bikes allowed on route

59.

What does this sign mean?

a)

Number of race tracks

b)

Number of tracks at a railroad crossing

c)

Number of songs in an album

d)

Podium for winner and runner ups

60.

What does this sign mean?

a)

Drivers can turn left and take a U-turn

b)

Drivers coming from either direction can only make a left turn

c)

Drivers coming from either direction can only make a right turn

d)

Drivers on one side can only turn left; drivers on the other side can only turn right

TN Drivers Permit Knowledge Traffic Signs Portion

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