Road Signs and Traffic Signals Flashcards
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What does a green traffic signal arrow indicate?
Answer: A protected turn is permitted — oncoming traffic has a red light
A green arrow indicates a protected turn, meaning oncoming traffic has a red light and it is safe to turn in the arrow's direction.
A pennant-shaped yellow sign on the left side of the road means:
Answer: No passing zone begins
The pennant-shaped (triangular) yellow 'No Passing Zone' sign is posted on the left side of the road to reinforce the no-passing zone.
What does a blue highway sign typically indicate?
Answer: Motorist services such as food, gas, or lodging
Blue signs indicate motorist services available at upcoming exits, including gas stations, restaurants, hospitals, and lodging.
A solid white line between lanes of traffic moving in the same direction means:
Answer: Lane changes are discouraged or prohibited
A solid white line indicates that lane changes are discouraged or prohibited — especially near intersections or in areas where lane changes are dangerous.
What does a sign showing a white arrow curving downward and to the right on a green background indicate?
Answer: Exit ramp direction
Green signs with directional arrows indicate highway guidance — this type of sign directs drivers toward an exit ramp.
What must a driver do when approaching a yield sign?
Answer: Slow down and give the right-of-way to traffic already in the intersection or roadway
A yield sign requires slowing down and giving the right-of-way to cross traffic — you must stop if necessary, but need not stop if the way is clear.