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NV DMV Traffic Signs and Signals Flashcards

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  1. In Nevada, a pennant-shaped sign pointed to the left always means:

    Answer: No Passing Zone

    The pennant shape is used exclusively for No Passing Zone signs, placed on the left side of the road.

  2. What color are guide signs on Nevada interstate highways?

    Answer: Green

    Green signs on interstates provide directional and distance information to guide drivers to destinations.

  3. A blue sign along a Nevada highway typically indicates:

    Answer: Motorist services such as gas or food

    Blue signs direct drivers to motorist services such as fuel, food, lodging, and hospitals.

  4. What should a Nevada driver do when a traffic signal is completely dark (no lights working)?

    Answer: Treat the intersection as a four-way stop

    A non-functioning traffic signal must be treated as a four-way stop, with all drivers stopping before proceeding.

  5. A solid yellow line on the left side of a Nevada driver's lane means:

    Answer: No passing in your direction

    A solid yellow centerline on your side means you may not cross it to pass, as it indicates a no-passing zone for your direction.

  6. What does a white 'X' painted on the road surface indicate in Nevada?

    Answer: Railroad crossing ahead

    A white 'X' on the pavement, often with 'RR', warns drivers of an upcoming railroad crossing.

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