Road Signs and Signals Flashcards
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A double solid yellow center line in Connecticut means:
Answer: Passing prohibited in both directions
Double solid yellow lines prohibit passing in either direction and must not be crossed.
What does a flashing red traffic light require in Connecticut?
Answer: Stop, then proceed when safe
A flashing red light must be treated like a stop sign—come to a full stop, then proceed when it is safe.
In Connecticut, a pennant-shaped sign pointing left indicates:
Answer: No passing zone
The yellow pennant (horizontal triangle) is a no-passing zone sign, always placed on the left side of the road.
What does a brown highway sign in Connecticut typically indicate?
Answer: Recreational or cultural interest area
Brown signs direct travelers to recreational areas, parks, historic sites, and cultural landmarks.
A 'WRONG WAY' sign in Connecticut is displayed in:
Answer: White on red
Wrong Way signs use white text on a red background to provide a high-visibility warning of dangerous wrong-way travel.
What does a white line painted across a lane at an intersection mean in Connecticut?
Answer: Stop or yield line for drivers
A solid white line across a lane marks the point where drivers must stop or yield at an intersection.