Traffic Signs and Pavement Markings Flashcards
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What does a sign displaying 'WRONG WAY' in white letters on a red background mean?
Answer: You are traveling against the flow of traffic
A Wrong Way sign is a regulatory sign indicating the driver has entered a roadway going in the opposite direction of legal traffic flow.
What do diagonal yellow lines inside a painted island on the pavement indicate?
Answer: A neutral zone that drivers must not enter
Diagonal yellow lines forming a painted island mark an area that vehicles must not drive over or stop in.
A green circular sign at an intersection means:
Answer: Movement in the indicated direction is permitted
Green signs in circular form indicate that the movement or direction shown is permitted or authorized.
What does a blue square sign with a white 'P' indicate?
Answer: Parking area available
A blue square sign with a white 'P' is a guide sign indicating a public parking area is nearby.
What do broken (dashed) white lines between lanes of same-direction traffic tell you?
Answer: Lane changes are permitted when safe
Broken white lines between lanes traveling in the same direction indicate drivers may change lanes when it is safe to do so.
What does a yield sign require drivers to do?
Answer: Slow down and give right-of-way to cross traffic
A yield sign requires drivers to slow down and give the right-of-way to pedestrians and vehicles in the intersection before proceeding.
An orange sign on a highway most likely indicates:
Answer: Construction or work zone
Orange is the standard color for temporary traffic control signs used in construction and maintenance work zones.