Road Signs and Signals Flashcards
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What shape is a yield sign in Connecticut?
Answer: Triangle
Yield signs are downward-pointing triangles, distinguishing them from all other sign shapes at a glance.
A blue sign along a Connecticut highway typically indicates:
Answer: Services such as food, gas, or lodging
Blue signs are used for traveler services, pointing drivers to fuel, food, lodging, and other amenities.
What does a pedestrian crossing sign look like in Connecticut?
Answer: Yellow diamond with walking figure
Pedestrian crossing warning signs are yellow diamonds featuring a walking figure symbol to alert drivers.
In Connecticut, a no-passing zone is marked by:
Answer: A solid yellow line on your side of the center
A solid yellow center line on your side of the road means passing is prohibited in that lane.
What does a circular sign with a red border and an image of a bike mean in Connecticut?
Answer: No bicycles allowed
A red-bordered circle with a crossed-out symbol universally means the depicted action or vehicle is prohibited.
Connecticut's orange signs are primarily used for:
Answer: Construction and work zones
Orange is the designated color for temporary traffic control signs in construction and maintenance work zones.