Guide Signs and Lane Markings Flashcards
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A green sign showing '←North 95 South 95→' at an interchange helps you do what?
Answer: Choose the correct direction on the route
Directional guide signs help drivers select the proper route and direction.
What do reflective raised pavement markers (Botts' dots or reflectors) primarily help with?
Answer: Seeing lane lines at night or in poor weather
Raised reflective markers improve lane visibility in darkness and bad weather.
Yellow lines on a roadway are used to separate what?
Answer: Traffic moving in opposite directions
Yellow lines separate traffic flowing in opposite directions.
A guide sign with a wheelchair symbol and 'H' with a bed usually points to what?
Answer: A hospital
The blue hospital service sign directs drivers to medical facilities.
A large white arrow curving into your lane painted ahead usually warns that what is happening?
Answer: Your lane is ending and you must merge
A merge arrow warns the lane is ending and you must move over.
White lines are used to mark which type of traffic on a roadway?
Answer: Traffic moving in the same direction
White lines separate lanes of traffic traveling in the same direction.
A mile marker (small green sign with a number) along the highway is used for what?
Answer: Locating your position and reporting emergencies
Mile markers show your location and help you report emergencies accurately.