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Traffic Signs and Signals Flashcards

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  1. What does an octagonal (8-sided) red sign require you to do?

    Answer: Stop completely before proceeding

    An octagonal red sign is a stop sign, requiring you to come to a complete stop before proceeding.

  2. What shape are warning signs used on Vermont roads?

    Answer: Diamond

    Warning signs in Vermont and throughout the U.S. are diamond-shaped and typically yellow or orange.

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

    Answer: A curve or turn in the road ahead

    A diamond-shaped yellow sign with a curved arrow warns drivers of an upcoming curve or turn in the road.

  4. White rectangular signs on Vermont roads typically convey:

    Answer: Regulatory information such as speed limits

    White rectangular signs are regulatory signs that convey laws and rules drivers must follow, such as speed limits or turn restrictions.

  5. A red circle with a diagonal line through a symbol means:

    Answer: The action shown is prohibited

    A red circle with a diagonal line is the universal 'No' symbol, meaning the action depicted inside the circle is not permitted.

  6. What color are guide and directional signs on Vermont highways?

    Answer: Green

    Green signs are used for guide information on highways, including exit numbers, distances to destinations, and route confirmations.

  7. A pennant-shaped (triangular) yellow sign reading 'No Passing Zone' is posted:

    Answer: On the left side of the road

    No Passing Zone pennant signs are always posted on the left side of the road, facing the driver who is prohibited from passing.

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