Road Signs and Pavement Markings Flashcards
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A sign showing a bicycle inside a red circle with a slash means:
Answer: Bicycles are prohibited on this road
A no-bicycle sign prohibits cyclists from using that road or area.
What does a chevron alignment sign (black arrows on yellow background) indicate?
Answer: A sharp curve or turn in the direction of the arrows
Chevron alignment signs warn of sharp curves and indicate the direction of the turn with bold arrows.
A 'KEEP RIGHT' sign with an arrow is posted near a traffic island or obstruction to indicate:
Answer: Drivers must pass to the right of the island or obstruction
A Keep Right sign directs drivers to pass to the right side of a divider, island, or other obstruction in the road.
Rumble strips on a roadway edge are designed to:
Answer: Alert drifting drivers through vibration and noise
Edge rumble strips produce vibration and sound when a vehicle drifts off the road to warn the driver.
A rectangular green sign with white lettering on a highway typically provides:
Answer: Distance and destination information
Green guide signs give directional and distance information to help drivers navigate to destinations.
A yellow pennant-shaped sign on the left side of the road means:
Answer: No passing zone begins
The pennant (five-sided, horizontal triangle) no-passing zone sign is posted on the left to mark the start of a no-passing zone.
A solid yellow line on your side of the road's center means:
Answer: You may not cross the yellow line to pass
A solid yellow line on your side prohibits you from crossing it to pass another vehicle.