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Road Signs and Signals Flashcards

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  1. What does a pennant-shaped sign indicate?

    Answer: No passing zone ahead

    The pennant-shaped yellow sign marks the beginning of a no-passing zone and is always placed on the left side of the road.

  2. A flashing yellow traffic light means you should:

    Answer: Slow down and proceed with caution

    A flashing yellow light warns drivers to slow down and proceed through the intersection with caution.

  3. What shape is used exclusively for railroad crossing warning signs?

    Answer: Round

    Round yellow signs are used exclusively to warn drivers of an upcoming railroad crossing.

  4. A white rectangular sign with black lettering is most likely a:

    Answer: Regulatory sign

    White rectangular signs with black text are regulatory signs that communicate laws drivers must obey.

  5. What does a blue square sign along a highway typically indicate?

    Answer: Services available at the next exit

    Blue service signs inform drivers of available services such as food, fuel, or lodging near an upcoming exit.

  6. An orange sign shaped like a diamond in a construction zone means:

    Answer: Workers and equipment may be present ahead

    Orange diamond-shaped signs are temporary warning signs used in construction and maintenance zones to alert drivers to hazards.

  7. What does a green traffic signal arrow indicate when you are in a turn lane?

    Answer: You may turn in the arrow's direction without yielding to oncoming traffic

    A green arrow signals a protected turn, meaning oncoming traffic is stopped and you may turn safely in the arrow's direction.

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