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A sign with this shape means:
A sign with this shape means:
- Speed and direction regulation (correct)
- Railroad crossing
- Yield right of way
A red painted curb means you may:
A red painted curb means you may:
- Not stop, stand, or park (correct)
- Stop to load or unload only
- Stop to pick up or drop off passengers only
A green lighted arrow on a traffic light means you may:
A green lighted arrow on a traffic light means you may:
- Proceed in the direction of the arrow without stopping (correct)
- Not proceed in the direction of the arrow
- Proceed in the direction of the arrow after you have come to a complete stop
You are approaching an intersection where the lighted arrow has just changed to yellow:
You are approaching an intersection where the lighted arrow has just changed to yellow:
A sign with this shape means:
A sign with this shape means:
Unless prohibited by a sign, a left turn on red is permitted:
Unless prohibited by a sign, a left turn on red is permitted:
This sign means:
This sign means:
A broken yellow line in the middle of the road means:
A broken yellow line in the middle of the road means:
This sign means:
This sign means:
This sign means:
This sign means:
A flashing red traffic light at an intersection means the:
A flashing red traffic light at an intersection means the:
A sign with this shape means:
A sign with this shape means:
A yellow line in the middle of the road means:
A yellow line in the middle of the road means:
This sign means:
This sign means:
A broken yellow line alongside a solid yellow line in the middle of the road means:
A broken yellow line alongside a solid yellow line in the middle of the road means:
A sign with this shape means:
A sign with this shape means:
This sign means:
This sign means:
You are approaching an intersection where the traffic light has just changed to yellow:
You are approaching an intersection where the traffic light has just changed to yellow:
This sign means:
This sign means:
This sign means:
This sign means:
A broken white line in the middle of the road means:
A broken white line in the middle of the road means:
This sign means:
This sign means:
A flashing red traffic light at an intersection means you must:
A flashing red traffic light at an intersection means you must:
A sign with this shape means:
A sign with this shape means:
A sign with this shape means:
A sign with this shape means:
A right turn on red is allowed:
A right turn on red is allowed:
A flashing yellow light at an intersection means you must:
A flashing yellow light at an intersection means you must:
This sign means:
This sign means:
A red lighted arrow on a traffic light means:
A red lighted arrow on a traffic light means:
A double, solid yellow line in the middle of the road means:
A double, solid yellow line in the middle of the road means:
Study Notes
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.
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Test your knowledge with these flashcards designed for driving tests. Each card focuses on important traffic signs and their meanings, helping you prepare for your driving exam effectively. Review the definitions carefully to enhance your understanding of road regulations.
