Road Signs and Pavement Markings Flashcards
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A shared center left-turn lane marked with yellow dashed lines on both sides is used by:
Answer: Vehicles from either direction making left turns
A two-way left-turn lane (TWLTL) is shared by vehicles from both directions to make left turns.
An orange sign with black letters reading 'ROAD WORK AHEAD' is classified as a:
Answer: Temporary traffic control sign
Orange temporary traffic control signs are used in construction and work zones to alert drivers of changing road conditions.
What does a sign with a truck and a curved arrow pointing right indicate?
Answer: Trucks must use the right lane
A sign directing trucks to the right lane instructs large vehicles to keep right for safety and traffic flow.
Crosswalk lines painted white across a roadway indicate:
Answer: A designated area where pedestrians have the right of way
White crosswalk markings define a pedestrian crossing and indicate that pedestrians have priority in that zone.
A sign with a red circle, a red line through it, and the letter 'U' means:
Answer: U-turns are prohibited
A No U-Turn sign prohibits vehicles from making a U-turn at that location.
A steady red 'X' above a lane on a highway means:
Answer: The lane is closed and must not be used
A red X on a lane control signal overhead means that lane is closed to traffic and drivers must move to an open lane.
White pavement markings on a road are used to indicate:
Answer: Lane lines and edges for same-direction traffic
White markings delineate lanes, edges, and boundaries for traffic traveling in the same direction.