Road Signs Test School and Pedestrian Signs Flashcards
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On a two-lane road with no median, when a school bus stops with flashing red lights, traffic traveling in BOTH directions must:
Answer: Stop until the lights stop flashing and the stop arm is retracted
On a two-lane road without a median, all traffic in both directions must stop when a school bus displays red flashing lights and a stop arm.
What does the 'Pedestrian Signal' showing a walking person (white) indicate?
Answer: Pedestrians may begin crossing the street
A white walking person pedestrian signal indicates that pedestrians have the right of way and may begin crossing the street.
A flashing orange/amber hand pedestrian signal means:
Answer: Pedestrians should not begin crossing but those already crossing may finish
A flashing orange hand means pedestrians should not start crossing but those already in the crosswalk should complete their crossing before the signal changes.
What additional sign is often placed below a school zone speed limit sign to clarify when it applies?
Answer: A time and day sign (e.g., 7–8 AM and 2–3 PM, School Days)
Time and day plaques are posted below school zone speed limit signs to show drivers the specific hours and days the reduced limit is in effect.
Which sign tells a driver that pedestrians must push a button to get a crossing signal?
Answer: 'Push Button For Walk Signal' sign
A 'Push Button For Walk Signal' sign instructs pedestrians to activate the signal system to receive a walking phase.
A 'Watch for Children' sign is most commonly found near:
Answer: Residential areas, parks, and schools
Watch for Children signs are placed in residential neighborhoods, near parks, and around schools where children are likely to be near the road.