Driving Test 2 Flashcards

Traffic Signs and Rules

• A sign indicating speed and direction regulation has a rectangular shape.
• Red painted curbs signify that stopping, standing, or parking is not allowed.
• A green lighted arrow permits proceeding in the direction of the arrow without stopping.
• When approaching a yellow lighted arrow, the requirement is to stop and wait for green.
• Warning signs are generally triangular in shape.
• Left turns on red are only permitted from one-way roads to other one-way roads.
• Signs indicating U-turns are prohibited are often circular or rectangular in shape.
• A broken yellow line in the center of the road allows passing in both directions.
• School crossing signs signify areas where pedestrians are likely to be present.
• A sign indicating that a divided highway ends will be posted before the transition.
• A flashing red traffic light requires the same action as a stop sign: come to a complete stop.
• Signs representing two-way traffic shape resemble rectangles with appropriate symbols.
• Yellow lines in the middle of a road suggest that traffic is moving in two directions.
• No left turn permitted signs are typically rectangular with directional indicators.
• A combination of broken and solid yellow lines allows passing if the broken line is on the driver's side.
• Yield right of way signs guide drivers to allow others to proceed first in complex intersections.
• Pedestrian crossing signs alert drivers to be cautious around pedestrian pathways.
• If a light turns yellow while approaching the intersection, the driver must stop.
• No right turn permitted signs will have clear displays indicating restrictions.
• Signs indicating two-way traffic are crucial for understanding road directions at intersections.
• Broken white lines mean that traffic flows in the same direction on both sides.
• Traffic merging signs indicate that lanes will converge ahead, requiring caution.
• A flashing red signal at an intersection necessitates stopping, checking traffic, then proceeding with caution.
• No passing zone signs are marked as restrictions that must be observed.
• Stop signs are universally recognized to signal vehicles to halt before proceeding.
• Right turns on red lights are allowed, except when signs explicitly prohibit them.
• A flashing yellow light requires drivers to slow down and ensure the intersection is clear before proceeding.
• Signs allowing left turns or going straight often inform drivers of alternative routes.
• A red lighted arrow means no turns are permitted until the signal changes.
• Double solid yellow lines indicate that passing is not allowed in either direction.