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Traffic Laws and Signs Flashcards

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  1. In Nebraska, what does a yellow flashing beacon above a sign mean?

    Answer: Exercise extra caution

    A flashing yellow beacon means exercise extra caution and be alert to the hazard indicated by the sign below it.

  2. The speed limit on Nebraska interstate highways unless otherwise posted is:

    Answer: 70 mph

    Nebraska's default interstate speed limit is 70 mph for automobiles unless a different limit is posted.

  3. In Nebraska, a sign showing a truck on a downward slope warns drivers to:

    Answer: Use lower gear to control speed on steep grade

    This sign warns drivers, especially truck drivers, to shift to a lower gear to maintain safe speed on a steep downhill grade.

  4. What must Nebraska drivers do when approaching a school bus with flashing red lights stopped on the opposite side of a divided highway?

    Answer: Continue at normal speed

    On a divided highway with a physical median, drivers on the opposite side are not required to stop for a school bus with flashing red lights.

  5. In Nebraska, what does a red 'X' above a lane on a highway indicate?

    Answer: Lane is closed — do not use

    A red X above a lane means the lane is closed and you must move to an open lane immediately.

  6. In Nebraska, what is the minimum following distance recommended for normal driving conditions?

    Answer: 3 seconds

    Nebraska recommends a minimum 3-second following distance in normal conditions to allow adequate reaction time.

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