GDL Traffic Signs and Road Safety Flashcards
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A GDL driver approaches an intersection with a flashing red light. What must the driver do?
Answer: Treat it as a stop sign: come to a complete stop, then proceed when safe
A flashing red light is treated the same as a STOP sign — come to a complete stop and yield before entering the intersection.
What does a flashing yellow traffic light indicate to a GDL driver?
Answer: Proceed with caution — slow down and watch for hazards
A flashing yellow light warns drivers to slow down and proceed cautiously through the intersection.
On a two-lane road, what does a solid yellow center line on the driver's side mean?
Answer: Passing is prohibited from this lane
A solid yellow line on your side of the center line means passing is forbidden from your lane.
A white triangular 'YIELD' sign requires a GDL driver to do what at an intersection?
Answer: Slow down and give the right of way to crossing traffic or pedestrians before entering
A YIELD sign requires slowing and giving right-of-way to conflicting traffic without necessarily coming to a complete stop unless needed for safety.
What do orange signs primarily indicate on US roads?
Answer: Construction or work zones with temporary traffic control
Orange signs are used in temporary traffic control zones such as road construction or maintenance areas.
A GDL driver sees a round yellow sign with a large 'X' and the letters 'RR.' What does this sign warn of?
Answer: A railroad crossing ahead
The round yellow RR crossing advance warning sign alerts drivers that a railroad crossing is ahead and to prepare to stop if a train is approaching.