NJ Road Signs & Traffic Laws Flashcards
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What does a red octagonal sign with the word 'STOP' require a New Jersey driver to do?
Answer: Come to a complete stop and yield to all traffic
A STOP sign requires drivers to come to a complete stop and yield to all pedestrians and cross traffic before proceeding.
What shape and color is a New Jersey warning sign?
Answer: Yellow diamond
Warning signs in New Jersey are yellow with a diamond shape, alerting drivers to potential hazards ahead.
What does a flashing yellow traffic light mean in New Jersey?
Answer: Proceed with caution
A flashing yellow light means proceed with caution, as it signals a potential hazard or uncontrolled intersection.
In New Jersey, what does a pennant-shaped sign indicate?
Answer: No passing zone
A pennant-shaped yellow sign marks the beginning of a no-passing zone in New Jersey.
What must a New Jersey driver do when approaching a school bus with flashing red lights?
Answer: Stop completely and remain stopped until the lights stop flashing
NJ law requires all drivers to come to a complete stop when a school bus displays flashing red lights and remain stopped until lights stop.
What does a green traffic light permit a New Jersey driver to do?
Answer: Proceed only if the intersection is clear
A green light permits you to proceed, but you must still check that the intersection is clear before entering.
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