School and Pedestrian Signs Flashcards
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What does a 'No Pedestrians' regulatory sign look like?
Answer: A white rectangle with a walking figure and a red circle-slash over it
A No Pedestrians sign uses a white rectangular background with a black walking-figure symbol covered by a red prohibition circle-and-slash.
A 'Pedestrian Push Button' sign at a crosswalk instructs pedestrians to:
Answer: Press the button to activate the pedestrian walk signal
Pedestrian push buttons activate or extend the walk signal phase at signalized intersections so pedestrians can cross safely.
Which sign would you most likely see at a trail or park entrance where deer may cross the road?
Answer: A diamond-shaped yellow sign with a jumping deer silhouette
Animal crossing warning signs are diamond-shaped with a yellow background and a black silhouette of the relevant animal.
A 'School' sign with a flag symbol and the word 'AHEAD' means:
Answer: A school zone begins ahead and you should prepare to reduce your speed
A School Ahead sign gives drivers advance notice of an upcoming school zone so they can gradually reduce speed before reaching it.
When approaching a crosswalk where a visually impaired pedestrian is crossing with a white cane, you must:
Answer: Come to a complete stop and yield the entire roadway until the pedestrian has safely passed
US law requires drivers to yield to blind or visually impaired pedestrians using a white cane or guide dog at any intersection or crosswalk.
A 'No Right Turn on Red' sign posted next to a traffic signal means:
Answer: You may not turn right while the traffic signal shows red at that intersection
A No Right Turn on Red sign overrides the general permission to turn right on red, usually posted for pedestrian safety near schools or busy crosswalks.