Community Signs Vocabulary Quiz

Community Signs Vocabulary

• This sign lets drivers and pedestrians know to be cautious of people crossing the street.

• This sign lets drivers and pedestrians know to take a different route, because the road up ahead is closed

• This sign lets drivers and pedestrians know traffic goes in one direction on a street.

• This sign lets pedestrians know there is a crosswalk up ahead.

• This sign lets drivers and pedestrians know to be cautious because the road up ahead is under construction

• This sign lets people know there is an airport ahead.

• This sign lets people know where a bicycle route is located, and for drivers to be cautious of bikes crossing.

• This sign lets people know where a golf cart route is, and to be cautious of golf carts crossing.

• This sign lets people know where an equestrian route is located, and for drivers to be cautious of horses and their riders crossing.

• This sign is usually hung up high or on near the ceiling and directs people where to leave out of a building

• This sign lets people know there are hotels/motels ahead.

• This sign lets people know a seat or area is reserved for use by people with disabilities.

• This sign lets people know where to pay for a parking or transportation ticket or pass..

• This sign lets drivers and pedestrians know to be cautious and look out for animals that may jump out suddenly.

• This sign is usually hung up high or on near the ceiling and directs people where to leave out of a building only during an emergency.

• This sign lets people know where restrooms are located. It might also mean that a restroom is for all genders to use.

• This sign lets pedestrians and drivers know what street they are on.

• This sign lets people know a campsite is ahead.

• This sign indicates a restroom is designated for girls and the female gender to use.

• This sign indicates a restroom is designated for boys and the male gender to use.

• This sign lets people know a gas station (usually with snacks & beverages) is located ahead.

• This sign lets people know there is a hospital ahead.

• This sign warns people not to go past or go into a certain area.

• This sign lets people know where to park and meet for carpooling.

• This sign lets people know there is a bus station nearby.

• This sign lets pedestrians know where to wait for a school bus and for drivers to be cautious of children crossing.

• This sign lets people know there are fast food diners and restaurants up ahead to eat at.

• This sign lets pedestrians and drivers know to be cautious, there is a train railroad crossing up ahead.

• This sign lets drivers and pedestrians know that the street/road/route comes to an end, and does not lead to another street.

• This sign lets people know that the escalator will take them up or down one story.

• This sign lets pedestrians and drivers know to completely stop and look both ways before moving forward.

Community Signs

• Traffic signs: The text covers traffic signs letting drivers and pedestrians know about road closures, construction, pedestrian crossings, one-way streets, and hazards.

• Destination signs: There are signs telling people where to find things like airports, hotels, hospitals, campsites, gas stations, restrooms, and parking areas.

• Wayfinding signs: The text also includes signs indicating exits, entrances, directions, and the names of streets.

• Other signs: The text touches on signs for areas reserved for people with disabilities, carpool areas, bus stations, and school bus stops.

• Safety signs: The text notes signs that warn people about potential hazards, such as animals crossing the street, train crossings, and areas to avoid.

• The text does not include any information on the colors, shapes, or the actual names of the signs, only the general purpose of them.

• It is important to note that the signs are for drivers and pedestrians to navigate their surroundings and stay safe.

• Safety is a major focus of the signs, so always pay attention to them and follow the instructions to avoid accidents.

• Take note of the signs while driving or walking, be aware of others, and avoid driving in a reckless manner.