TX DMV Road Signs and Signals 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: What shape are most warning signs in Texas?
- Rectangle
- Diamond (Correct answer)
- Circle
- Pentagon
Correct answer: Diamond
Warning signs are diamond-shaped and typically yellow or orange to alert drivers of potential hazards ahead.
Question 2: What color are advance warning signs for railroad crossings in Texas?
- Orange
- Red
- Yellow (Correct answer)
- White
Correct answer: Yellow
Railroad advance warning signs are yellow with a black X and 'RR' to alert drivers of an upcoming crossing.
Question 3: A round sign with an 'X' and the letters 'RR' means:
- No right turn ahead
- Railroad crossing ahead (Correct answer)
- Road reconstruction zone
- Restricted roadway
Correct answer: Railroad crossing ahead
A round yellow sign with a black X and RR is the advance warning sign indicating a railroad crossing ahead.
Question 4: What color background do construction and work zone signs use in Texas?
- Yellow
- Orange (Correct answer)
- Red
- Green
Correct answer: Orange
Work zone and construction signs use an orange background with black text or symbols to alert drivers of changing road conditions.
Question 5: A yellow sign showing a pedestrian walking indicates:
- No pedestrians allowed
- Pedestrian crossing ahead (Correct answer)
- School bus stop area
- Bikeway crossing
Correct answer: Pedestrian crossing ahead
A yellow diamond sign with a pedestrian symbol warns drivers that a pedestrian crossing is ahead.
Question 6: Which sign would you see to warn you of a sharp curve requiring a reduced speed?
- A green arrow sign
- A yellow chevron sign (Correct answer)
- A red advisory sign
- A white speed limit sign
Correct answer: A yellow chevron sign
Yellow chevron (arrow) signs are placed on sharp curves to warn drivers of the direction and severity of the turn.
Question 7: A yellow sign showing a truck on a sloped road warns of:
- Truck loading zone ahead
- A steep hill or grade ahead (Correct answer)
- Trucks must use lower gear only
- A weigh station entrance
Correct answer: A steep hill or grade ahead
This warning sign alerts drivers—especially those in heavy vehicles—that a steep downgrade or upgrade is ahead.
What shape are most warning signs in Texas?