Road Signs and Signals Flashcards
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What does a red octagonal sign always mean in Maryland?
Answer: Stop completely before proceeding
A red octagon is exclusively used for STOP signs, requiring a full stop before the stop line or crosswalk.
A yellow diamond-shaped sign with a large 'X' and 'RR' indicates what?
Answer: Railroad crossing ahead
The yellow diamond 'RR' crossbuck warning sign alerts drivers to an upcoming railroad crossing where they must look and listen for trains.
What does a solid white line along the right edge of a Maryland road indicate?
Answer: The edge of the travel lane
A solid white edge line marks the right boundary of the travel lane, separating the road from the shoulder.
In Maryland, what does a flashing yellow traffic signal mean?
Answer: Proceed with caution
A flashing yellow light means proceed with caution, slowing down and watching for cross traffic or pedestrians.
A triangular sign with a red border and white interior means what in Maryland?
Answer: Yield to oncoming traffic
The red-bordered inverted triangle is the YIELD sign, requiring drivers to slow or stop and give the right-of-way to other traffic.
What color are guide signs on Maryland highways that show route destinations and distances?
Answer: Green
Green signs are used for guide information including route destinations, highway exits, and mileage to cities.
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