Traffic Signs and Signals Flashcards
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What does a green arrow traffic signal mean?
Answer: You may proceed in the direction of the arrow — other traffic is stopped
A green arrow is a protected signal meaning you may proceed in that direction and oncoming conflicting traffic is stopped by a red light.
What does a red X displayed over a highway lane mean in Oklahoma?
Answer: This lane is closed — do not use it
A red X over a lane signals that the lane is closed and drivers must not travel in it, often used in reversible lane systems.
What does a railroad crossing (RR) sign require Oklahoma drivers to do?
Answer: Look, listen, and slow down — be prepared to stop
Railroad advance warning signs require drivers to slow down, look and listen for trains, and be prepared to stop if a train is approaching.
What is the shape of an advance warning sign for a school crossing in Oklahoma?
Answer: Pentagon (five-sided)
School zone advance warning signs are pentagon-shaped (five-sided) with a yellow-green color to alert drivers of children near the road.
A solid white line separating lanes of traffic traveling in the same direction means:
Answer: Lane changes are discouraged but not prohibited
A solid white line discourages lane changes but does not legally prohibit them — drivers should avoid crossing unless necessary.
What does a circular sign with a red border and red slash over a symbol indicate?
Answer: The action depicted by the symbol is prohibited
A red circle with a slash is the universal prohibition sign, meaning the action or movement depicted within it is not allowed.
What does a broken (dashed) yellow center line on an Oklahoma road indicate?
Answer: Passing is permitted when it is safe to do so
A dashed yellow center line indicates that passing is permitted when the way is clear and it is safe to pass in that zone.
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