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Traffic Signs and Signals Flashcards

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  1. What does an octagonal (eight-sided) red sign always mean?

    Answer: Stop completely

    The octagonal red STOP sign always requires drivers to come to a complete stop before proceeding.

  2. A yellow diamond-shaped sign with a curved arrow indicates:

    Answer: A sharp curve ahead

    A yellow diamond sign with a curved arrow warns drivers of a sharp curve ahead and to reduce speed.

  3. What does a solid white line on the right edge of a roadway indicate?

    Answer: The boundary of the travel lane

    A solid white line along the right edge of the road marks the outer boundary of the travel lane and the edge of the pavement.

  4. A green traffic light means:

    Answer: Proceed only if the intersection is clear

    A green light permits you to proceed, but you must still yield to pedestrians and any vehicles already in the intersection.

  5. What shape and color is used for regulatory signs in Utah?

    Answer: White rectangle

    Regulatory signs, which communicate traffic laws and rules, are typically white rectangles (e.g., speed limit, do not enter).

  6. A flashing yellow traffic light means:

    Answer: Proceed with caution

    A flashing yellow light is a warning signal — drivers may proceed but must slow down and proceed with caution.

  7. What does a pennant-shaped sign (triangular, pointing right) indicate?

    Answer: No passing zone

    The pennant-shaped yellow sign is the only sign shaped like a horizontal triangle and is used exclusively to mark no-passing zones.

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