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Road Signs and Traffic Signals Flashcards

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  1. When you see a 'Wrong Way' sign in Montana, you should:

    Answer: Stop, back up safely, and re-enter correctly

    A Wrong Way sign means you are traveling against traffic; you must stop and reverse to exit the roadway safely.

  2. A sign with the words 'SPEED LIMIT 65' in Montana means:

    Answer: 65 mph is the maximum speed under ideal conditions

    Posted speed limits are the maximum legal speed under ideal conditions; you may need to drive slower in poor conditions.

  3. In Montana, a double yellow center line means:

    Answer: No passing allowed in either direction

    A double solid yellow center line prohibits passing in both directions of travel.

  4. A broken white line between lanes of traffic in the same direction means:

    Answer: Lane changes are permitted when safe

    Broken white lines separate lanes traveling in the same direction, and crossing them is permitted when safe to do so.

  5. What does a solid white line at an intersection typically indicate?

    Answer: The stop line where vehicles must stop

    A solid white line at an intersection marks the stop line; vehicles must stop behind it when required.

  6. In Montana, a green arrow on a traffic signal means:

    Answer: You may proceed only in the direction of the arrow

    A green arrow indicates a protected movement — you may proceed only in the direction of the arrow, and conflicting traffic is stopped.

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