Road Signs Test Construction Zone Signs Flashcards
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What does an orange diamond-shaped sign typically indicate on US roads?
Answer: A construction or work zone ahead
Orange diamond-shaped signs are used in the US to warn drivers of construction or work zones ahead.
What should a driver do when approaching a flagger in a construction zone?
Answer: Obey the flagger's signals as you would a traffic sign
Flaggers in construction zones have the same authority as posted traffic signs and their signals must be obeyed.
A 'Road Work Ahead' sign means you should:
Answer: Reduce speed and be prepared for changed road conditions
A 'Road Work Ahead' sign warns drivers to slow down and prepare for workers, equipment, and altered lane configurations.
What does a 'Lane Ends – Merge Left' sign in a construction zone tell you?
Answer: Your current lane is closing and you must move to the left
A 'Lane Ends – Merge Left' sign indicates that the current travel lane is ending and drivers must safely merge into the left lane.
Fines in most US construction zones are:
Answer: Doubled or increased
Traffic fines are typically doubled in active construction zones to deter speeding and protect workers.
What does a 'Shoulder Work' sign indicate?
Answer: Workers or equipment may be present on the road shoulder
A 'Shoulder Work' sign warns that workers or equipment may be present on the road shoulder, so drivers should move over if possible.