Alabama Road Signs Practice Permit Test 2

Question 1

WHICH OF THESE SIGNS IS USED TO SHOW THE END OF A DIVIDED HIGHWAY?

Accepted Answer

Answer

The correct answer (and likely the image of the sign) is missing for this question. However, the sign for 'End of Divided Highway' typically features two vertical lines that merge into a single vertical line, with a diamond shape and black symbols on a yellow background. This warns drivers that the separated lanes of a divided highway are about to converge into a single roadway with two-way traffic, requiring them to be prepared for oncoming traffic.

Question 2

THIS SIGN SHOWS ONE TYPE OF:

Accepted Answer

Intersection

Answer

This warning sign, often called a 'crossroad' or 'intersection' sign, indicates that two roads are crossing ahead. The vertical line represents the road you are on, and the horizontal line represents the intersecting road. Drivers should be alert for cross-traffic and prepared to yield or stop if necessary to ensure safety.

Question 3

THIS SIGN MEANS:

Accepted Answer

Right lane ends ahead, stay to the left

Answer

This standard warning sign indicates that the right lane of the roadway ahead will terminate, requiring drivers to merge safely into the left lane. It alerts drivers to prepare for a lane reduction and adjust their speed and position accordingly to avoid sudden maneuvers.

Question 4

THIS ROAD SIGN MEANS:

Accepted Answer

School crossing

Answer

This pentagon-shaped, fluorescent yellow-green sign is a standard warning for a school zone or school crossing. It alerts drivers to the potential presence of children crossing the road, requiring them to slow down, be extra vigilant, and be prepared to stop.

Question 5

THIS SIGN MEANS:

Accepted Answer

No U-turn

Answer

This regulatory sign features a U-turn arrow inside a red circle with a diagonal line through it, which universally signifies 'No.' Therefore, this sign clearly prohibits drivers from making a U-turn at the location where it is posted.

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Alabama Road Signs Practice Permit Test 2