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  1. In Minnesota, what does an orange diamond-shaped sign indicate?

    Answer: Temporary traffic control in a work zone

    Orange diamond-shaped signs are used exclusively in construction and work zones to warn drivers of temporary traffic conditions and workers nearby.

  2. What does a Minnesota stop sign look like, and what must a driver do upon seeing one?

    Answer: Octagonal red sign — come to a complete stop and yield

    A stop sign is an octagonal red sign with white letters that requires drivers to come to a complete stop and yield to all traffic and pedestrians before proceeding.

  3. What does a yellow sign with a pedestrian symbol mean in Minnesota?

    Answer: Pedestrian crosswalk ahead — watch for pedestrians

    A yellow pedestrian warning sign alerts drivers that a pedestrian crosswalk is ahead and they should watch for people crossing.

  4. On a Minnesota traffic signal, what does a solid green arrow mean?

    Answer: Proceed in the arrow direction — oncoming traffic is stopped

    A solid green arrow is a protected turn signal, meaning oncoming traffic is stopped and you may proceed in the indicated direction without yielding.

  5. What color are Minnesota guide signs that provide route and distance information on highways?

    Answer: Green

    Green signs with white text are used for guide information on Minnesota highways, including route numbers, distances, and exit directions.

  6. What does a Minnesota sign with the words 'WRONG WAY' in white on red mean?

    Answer: You are entering a road from the wrong direction

    A red and white 'WRONG WAY' sign means the driver is traveling against the flow of traffic and must stop and turn back immediately.

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