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NV DMV Traffic Signs and Signals Flashcards

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  1. What does a red octagonal sign always mean in Nevada?

    Answer: Stop completely before proceeding

    A red octagon is the universal shape for a stop sign, requiring a full stop in Nevada.

  2. A yellow diamond-shaped sign on a Nevada road is used to indicate:

    Answer: Warning of a hazard or change in road conditions

    Yellow diamond signs are warning signs that alert drivers to upcoming hazards or changes in road conditions.

  3. What must a driver do when approaching a flashing red traffic light in Nevada?

    Answer: Stop, then proceed when safe

    A flashing red light must be treated like a stop sign — come to a full stop, then proceed when it is safe.

  4. A green arrow displayed alongside a red traffic light in Nevada means:

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

    A green arrow grants a protected turn only in the direction the arrow points, even when the main signal is red.

  5. What does an orange construction zone sign indicate in Nevada?

    Answer: Temporary conditions due to road work

    Orange signs are used exclusively in work zones to warn of temporary conditions and protect road crews.

  6. A white rectangular sign with black text on a Nevada roadway is typically a:

    Answer: Regulatory sign

    White rectangular signs with black lettering are regulatory signs that state laws or rules drivers must follow.

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