Road Signs Test School and Pedestrian Signs Flashcards
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What does a 'Crosswalk' pavement marking combined with a pedestrian sign tell a driver?
Answer: Vehicles must stop and yield to crossing pedestrians
Where a crosswalk is marked and a pedestrian sign is posted, drivers are required by law to stop and yield to pedestrians who are crossing.
A 'Blind Pedestrian' warning sign means:
Answer: Visually impaired pedestrians may be crossing and drivers must use extra caution
A 'Blind Pedestrian' sign alerts drivers that visually impaired individuals may cross in this area and require extra driver attentiveness.
When a school crossing guard holds up a stop sign paddle, drivers must:
Answer: Stop and wait until the guard signals it is safe to go
A school crossing guard's stop paddle carries the same legal authority as a traffic signal — drivers must stop completely and wait.
What does a 'Playground' warning sign indicate?
Answer: Children may be crossing or playing near the road and drivers should slow down
A 'Playground' warning sign alerts drivers that children may be near the roadway and extra caution and reduced speed are necessary.
A 'No Pedestrian Crossing' sign means:
Answer: Pedestrians are prohibited from crossing at that location
A 'No Pedestrian Crossing' sign prohibits pedestrians from crossing at that specific location, usually because it is unsafe.
How far before a school bus must drivers in most states stop when the bus displays its stop arm?
Answer: At least 20 feet
Most US states require drivers to stop at least 20 feet from a school bus displaying its stop arm and red flashing lights.