LTO - Exam Reviewer Traffic Signs and Pavement Markings Questions and Answers 2

Question 1

What shape and color scheme is used for 'Warning' signs in the Philippines?

Accepted Answer

Triangle shape with a yellow or orange background

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Square with a blue background

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Circular with a red border

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Rectangular with a green background

Question 2

A sign with opposing upward and downward arrows on the same panel means:

Accepted Answer

Two-way traffic ahead — single road used by traffic in both directions

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Both directions are allowed for overtaking

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No entry from either direction

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Highway ends — prepare to stop

Question 3

What does a 'No U-turn' sign look like in the Philippines?

Accepted Answer

A circular sign with a red border and a red diagonal slash over a U-shaped arrow

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A square yellow sign with a U-shaped arrow

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A triangular sign with a U-arrow

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A blue circular sign with a white U-arrow

Question 4

What does a 'ROAD NARROWS' sign warn drivers to do?

Accepted Answer

Slow down and be prepared for reduced road width ahead

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Increase speed before the road narrows

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Stop and wait for oncoming traffic to clear

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Make a lane change to the left immediately

Question 5

What does a 'SPEED HUMP AHEAD' road sign mean for the driver?

Accepted Answer

Reduce speed before reaching the hump to avoid vehicle damage

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Mandatory acceleration zone

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Road construction — all vehicles must stop

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Bridge with height restriction ahead

Question 6

Thermoplastic road markings are preferred over painted lines primarily because:

Accepted Answer

They are more durable and reflective, lasting longer under heavy traffic

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They are cheaper to apply

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They are only required on expressways

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They eliminate the need for road signs