Road Signs Test Traffic Control and Signal Signs Flashcards
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What does a 'Yield' sign look like in the US?
Answer: A downward-pointing triangle with red border and white interior
The US yield sign is a downward-pointing triangle with a red border and white interior, making it unique among traffic control signs.
What does 'Right Turn Signal' (a green right-arrow) indicate at a traffic signal?
Answer: You have a protected right turn and may proceed safely
A green right-arrow signal means drivers have a protected right turn with no conflicting traffic movement allowed by the signal.
A flashing red traffic light should be treated as:
Answer: A stop sign — stop completely then proceed when safe
A flashing red light has the same legal requirement as a stop sign — drivers must come to a complete stop and yield before proceeding.
What does a lane use control sign with a curved left arrow mean?
Answer: Drivers in this lane must turn left
A lane use control sign with a curved left arrow designates a mandatory left-turn lane — all vehicles in that lane must turn left.
What does a 'No U-Turn' sign indicate?
Answer: Drivers may not make a 180-degree U-turn at that location
A 'No U-Turn' sign prohibits drivers from making a U-turn at that specific location, usually because it is unsafe or creates traffic conflicts.
A 'Keep Right' sign on a traffic island or median means:
Answer: Pass the obstruction or island on the right side
A 'Keep Right' sign posted on an island, divider, or obstruction directs drivers to pass it on the right side.