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50 hours

65 hours

30 hours

75 hours

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15 years

16 years

17 years

10 p.m. to 6 a.m.

11 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Midnight to 6 a.m.

9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

One passenger

Two passengers

Three passengers

Four passengers

Not using turn signals

Using headlights

Adjusting mirrors

Wearing a seatbelt

Speed up to pass through the intersection.

Stop immediately, regardless of your position.

Slow down and prepare to stop.

Turn left without stopping.

Stop and wait for a red light.

Drive through the intersection if the road is clear.

Turn left only.

Stop and yield to all traffic.

You may turn in the direction of the arrow.

You must stop and not turn in the direction of the arrow.

You can proceed straight.

You should speed up to clear the intersection.

Slow down and proceed with caution.

Stop completely, look both ways, and proceed only when clear.

Yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.

Turn in the direction of the arrow with caution.

Treat it as a green light.

Treat it as a four-way stop sign.

Proceed with caution.

Yield to oncoming traffic.

You may use the lane.

You must change lanes.

You are not allowed to use the lane.

You may only turn left.

Start crossing, but be alert for turning vehicles.

Do not start to cross.

Stop and wait for the next signal.

Run across quickly.

10 mph

15 mph

20 mph

25 mph

Speed through quickly.

Stop, look, and listen for any approaching train.

Ignore and proceed as usual.

Wait for a train to appear before stopping.

Octagon (8-sided)

Triangle (3-sided)

Circle

Rectangle

Slow down and give the right-of-way to pedestrians and approaching cross traffic

Stop completely and wait for a green light

Speed up to clear the intersection quickly

Ignore it if there is no traffic

To alert drivers to treat it as a YIELD sign at railroad crossings

To indicate a pedestrian crossing

To show a speed limit near railroads

To mark a no-parking zone

You can enter if the road is clear.

Do not drive onto the street or ramp in the direction you are heading.

You must stop and wait for a signal.

You can enter if you are turning left.

To indicate a pedestrian crossing.

To catch your attention if you accidentally turn onto the street or ramp.

To show a parking area.

To indicate a speed limit.

Traffic is allowed to move in both directions.

Traffic is allowed to move only in the direction the sign is pointing.

You can park on either side of the street.

You must yield to oncoming traffic.

The road is a single lane.

The highway is a two-way road without a median.

The road you are on intersects with a divided highway.

The road is closed for construction.

Making a left turn.

Making a right turn.

Making a complete turn to go in the opposite direction.

Parking on the street.

The lane is for through traffic only.

The lane is reserved for the exclusive use of left-turning vehicles.

The lane is for right turns only.

The lane is for parking only.

To direct drivers to keep to the right of the traffic island or divider.

To indicate a left turn is required.

To signal a stop is ahead.

To allow parking on the right side.

The signal controls right turn movements.

You must stop immediately.

Left turns are prohibited.

You can only go straight.

The maximum legal speed under ideal conditions is 65 mph.

You must drive exactly 65 mph.

The minimum speed is 65 mph.

You can drive as fast as you want.

It marks areas reserved for disabled persons or severely disabled veterans.

It indicates a no-parking zone.

It allows parking for everyone.

It is used for emergency vehicles only.

Circular with red symbols

Square with blue symbols

Diamond with black symbols

Rectangular with green symbols

A straight road ahead

A sharp change in the direction of the road

A pedestrian crossing

A stop sign ahead

Speed up and stay in the right lane

Slow down and stay in the center of the lane

Maintain speed and change lanes

Stop completely and wait

A single sharp curve

Two curves in opposite directions

A straight road

Lane shift to the right

There are three or more curves in a row on the road ahead.

The road is straight for the next mile.

There is a steep hill ahead.

The road ends in 500 feet.

Speed up to make the turn quickly.

Slow down as much as possible to make a turn at an intersection.

Continue at the same speed.

Stop immediately.

To indicate a straight road ahead.

To warn of a side road entering from the right.

To show a pedestrian crossing.

To indicate a dead-end road.

Areas where trucks can park.

Curves where trucks traveling at excessive speeds may roll over.

Roads where trucks are not allowed.

Truck repair stations.

15 mph

25 mph

35 mph

45 mph

Traffic will be exiting the roadway.

Traffic may be merging into your lane from another roadway or ramp.

There is a pedestrian crossing ahead.

The road is closed ahead.

Merging is necessary.

Entering traffic uses a new lane added to the roadway.

The road narrows ahead.

There is a stop sign ahead.

To indicate a pedestrian crossing.

To warn of merging with another roadway as some traffic is exiting and crossing your path.

To show a dead-end road.

To indicate a rest area.

The highway becomes a divided highway with two one-way roadways.

The highway merges into a single lane.

The highway ends and turns into a dirt road.

The highway has a toll booth ahead.

Merge into the left lane immediately.

Stay in your lane to the right of the centerline.

Speed up to pass other vehicles.

Turn around and find an alternate route.

To indicate a rest area ahead.

To show how roads join each other and warn of possible problems.

To signal a speed limit change.

To indicate a pedestrian crossing.

Increase speed to avoid skidding.

Reduce speed and increase following distance.

Turn off headlights.

Drive in the center of the road.

Areas where deer frequently cross and crashes with deer have occurred.

Areas with low clearance for vehicles.

Locations with a steep hill ahead.

Areas with a traffic signal ahead.

Ensure your vehicle is taller than the height listed.

Avoid entering if your vehicle is taller than the height listed.

Speed up to pass quickly.

Stop immediately and turn around.

To indicate a deer crossing area.

To warn of a lower or soft shoulder on the road.

To signal a traffic light ahead.

To indicate a railroad crossing.

Speed up to climb the hill quickly.

Slow down and be ready to shift to a lower gear.

Stop immediately.

Turn around and find another route.

A stop sign is present at the intersection.

A railroad crossing is ahead.

A traffic signal is present at the intersection ahead.

A bicycle crossing is ahead.