Road Signs Test Construction Zone Signs Flashcards
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When driving through a construction zone at night, you should:
Answer: Reduce speed further and be extra alert for workers and equipment
Night driving in construction zones is more hazardous due to reduced visibility, so extra caution and reduced speed are required.
A 'Be Prepared to Stop' sign in a construction zone means:
Answer: Traffic control ahead may require you to stop
This sign warns drivers that conditions ahead — such as a flagger or signal — may require a full stop, so they should reduce speed and be ready.
What does a 'Workers Ahead' sign look like in the US?
Answer: An orange diamond with a person shoveling
The 'Workers Ahead' sign is an orange diamond shape featuring a silhouette of a person shoveling or working.
If a construction zone speed limit sign shows 45 mph but another sign reads 'End Road Work,' what speed limit applies after?
Answer: The normal posted speed limit resumes
Once you pass the 'End Road Work' sign, the construction zone speed restrictions are lifted and the normal posted speed limit applies.
A 'Flagging Station Ahead' sign warns you that:
Answer: A flagger will be directing traffic and you may be required to stop
A 'Flagging Station Ahead' sign alerts drivers to prepare for a human flagger who will control traffic flow through the work zone.
Why should drivers avoid tailgating through construction zones?
Answer: Because lane widths are narrower and stopping distance increases
In construction zones, lanes are often narrower, surfaces may be uneven, and traffic can stop suddenly, making tailgating especially dangerous.