SGI SGI Road Signs and Signals 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: A flashing yellow traffic light means:
- Proceed with caution (Correct answer)
- Stop and wait
- Yield to all traffic
- Speed up to clear the intersection
Correct answer: Proceed with caution
A flashing yellow light warns drivers to slow down and proceed through the intersection with caution.
Question 2: What does a blue sign typically indicate on Saskatchewan roads?
- Motorist services such as fuel or lodging (Correct answer)
- Regulatory information
- Warning of hazards
- Construction zones
Correct answer: Motorist services such as fuel or lodging
Blue signs indicate motorist services including gas stations, rest areas, food, and lodging.
Question 3: An orange sign in a work zone indicates:
- Construction or maintenance activity ahead (Correct answer)
- A temporary stop
- A detour route
- Speed has increased
Correct answer: Construction or maintenance activity ahead
Orange signs are used exclusively in construction and maintenance zones to warn of hazards and changed conditions.
Question 4: What shape is a railway crossing advance warning sign?
- Round (Correct answer)
- Diamond
- Octagonal
- Rectangular
Correct answer: Round
Railway crossing advance warning signs are round with an X and RR, warning drivers of an upcoming rail crossing.
Question 5: What does a T-intersection sign warn drivers about?
- The road ahead ends at a T-junction (Correct answer)
- A traffic light is ahead
- A merge is required
- Construction is ahead
Correct answer: The road ahead ends at a T-junction
A T-intersection sign warns that the road you are on ends and you must turn left or right.
Question 6: A solid white line along the edge of the road indicates:
- The boundary of the travel lane (Correct answer)
- A passing zone
- A bike lane
- A bus-only lane
Correct answer: The boundary of the travel lane
A solid white edge line marks the right-side boundary of the travel lane and the edge of the road surface.
A flashing yellow traffic light means: