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Road Signs and Traffic Signals Flashcards

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  1. In Montana, a white rectangular sign with black text most likely conveys:

    Answer: Regulatory information such as speed limits

    White rectangular signs with black text are regulatory signs that inform drivers of traffic laws they must obey.

  2. What shape is a railroad crossing advance warning sign?

    Answer: Diamond (square on its point)

    Railroad crossing advance warning signs are yellow diamond-shaped signs with a black X and R-R symbols.

  3. A sign showing a truck on a steep incline in Montana is warning you about:

    Answer: A steep downgrade where brakes may overheat

    A truck on a steep incline sign warns that the road descends sharply and heavy vehicles may have braking difficulties.

  4. Blue highway signs in Montana are used to indicate:

    Answer: Tourist attractions and services

    Blue signs provide information about services such as gas, food, lodging, and hospitals available along the route.

  5. A steady yellow traffic light in Montana means:

    Answer: Stop if you can do so safely

    A steady yellow light warns that the light is about to turn red; you should stop if you can do so safely before the intersection.

  6. What does a pennant-shaped yellow sign indicate in Montana?

    Answer: No passing zone

    A pennant-shaped sign (points to the right) marks the beginning of a no-passing zone.

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