Guide Signs and Lane Markings Flashcards
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A crosshatched (diagonal white or yellow striped) painted area on the pavement means what?
Answer: Do not drive on it; it is a buffer or gore area
Crosshatched areas mark buffer zones that vehicles should not enter.
A stop line is the solid white line painted across a lane at an intersection to show what?
Answer: Where to stop for a signal or sign
The stop line marks where vehicles must stop at a signal or stop sign.
A guide sign reading 'REST AREA 2 MILES' is what type of sign?
Answer: An informational guide sign
Signs announcing rest areas are informational guide signs.
The lane closest to an intersection with a left-curving arrow and the word 'ONLY' means what?
Answer: That lane must turn left
A left arrow with 'ONLY' requires vehicles in that lane to turn left.
Yellow curb markings generally indicate what?
Answer: No parking or restricted stopping
Yellow curbs typically mean no parking or limited stopping only.
A guide sign at an exit showing an airplane symbol directs drivers to what?
Answer: An airport
The airplane symbol on a guide sign points toward an airport.
When a broken yellow line changes to a solid yellow line on your side, what does it signal?
Answer: Passing is no longer permitted
A change to a solid yellow line ends the passing zone on your side.