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What does an 'added lane' sign indicate?
What does an 'added lane' sign indicate?
- Lane is being closed
- A new lane is merging with the existing lane (correct)
- Lane is ending
- The road is blocked
A 'bicycle crossing' sign is indicating what?
A 'bicycle crossing' sign is indicating what?
- Bicycles are prohibited
- Pedestrians only
- Bicycles must yield to cars
- Bicycles may cross the road ahead (correct)
What does a 'buggy warning' sign mean?
What does a 'buggy warning' sign mean?
- Highway work in progress
- Wild animal crossing
- Slow traffic
- Warning of horse-drawn vehicles in the area (correct)
What should you expect when you see a 'cattle crossing' sign?
What should you expect when you see a 'cattle crossing' sign?
What does an 'intersection ahead' sign signify?
What does an 'intersection ahead' sign signify?
What does a 'curve ahead' sign indicate?
What does a 'curve ahead' sign indicate?
What does a 'deer crossing' sign mean?
What does a 'deer crossing' sign mean?
What does a 'divided highway' sign indicate?
What does a 'divided highway' sign indicate?
What does a 'fire station' sign represent?
What does a 'fire station' sign represent?
What does a 'stop ahead' sign instruct drivers?
What does a 'stop ahead' sign instruct drivers?
What is indicated by a 'two-way traffic' sign?
What is indicated by a 'two-way traffic' sign?
What does a 'yield ahead' sign mean?
What does a 'yield ahead' sign mean?
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Study Notes
Road Signs Overview
- Understanding road signs is essential for safe driving and navigation.
- Each sign conveys specific instructions or warnings to drivers.
Added Lane
- Indicates a lane is merging into the existing traffic.
Bicycle Crossing
- Alerts drivers to watch for bicyclists crossing the road.
Buggy Warning
- Cautions drivers about the potential presence of horse-drawn vehicles.
Cattle Crossing
- Signals areas where cattle may cross the road.
Intersection Ahead
- Warns drivers of an upcoming intersection, requiring attention.
Curve Ahead
- Alerts drivers to an upcoming curve, suggesting reduced speed.
Deer Crossing
- Indicates areas where deer frequently cross the road, advising caution.
Detour 1000 ft
- Prepares drivers for a detour route ahead, starting 1000 feet from the sign.
Divided Highway
- Indicates the presence of a highway with separated lanes for traffic in opposite directions.
Farm Machinery
- Cautions drivers to be alert for slow-moving farm vehicles on the road.
Fire Station
- Marks the location of a fire station, indicating potential emergency vehicle activity.
Lane Ends
- Warns that a lane is about to end, requiring drivers to merge.
Lanes Shifting
- Notifies drivers that lane configurations are changing ahead.
Low Clearance
- Alerts drivers to overhead structures with limited vertical space.
Low Shoulder
- Indicates the shoulder of the road is low or unstable.
Merging Traffic
- Warns of oncoming traffic merging from another road or lane.
Narrow Bridge
- Cautions about a bridge that may not accommodate wide vehicles.
Object Markers
- Marks the location of fixed objects close to the roadway, requiring driver caution.
Pedestrian Crossing
- Indicates areas designated for pedestrian crossings.
Playground Warning
- Alerts drivers to be cautious near playgrounds.
Be Prepared to Stop
- Warns drivers to remain alert and ready to stop for unforeseen circumstances.
Sharp Turn Slow Down
- Instructs drivers to reduce speed for a sharp turn ahead.
Side Road
- Indicates the presence of a side road potentially intersecting the highway.
Slippery When Wet
- Alerts drivers about the potential for slippery road conditions during rain or wet weather.
Steep Downgrade
- Warns about a steep downhill slope requiring reduced speed.
Stop Ahead
- Prepares drivers for an upcoming stop sign or traffic signal.
"T" Intersection
- Indicates a "T" junction where the road ends or intersects.
Traffic Signal
- Signals the presence of traffic lights ahead.
Two-Way Traffic
- Warns of traffic moving in both directions on the road ahead.
Winding Road
- Informs drivers of a road with multiple curves and turns.
Watch for Ice on Bridges
- Alerts to ice formation on bridges, which may not be present on the road surface.
Yield Ahead
- Warning sign indicating that drivers need to yield at an upcoming intersection or junction.
Detour
- Indicates a temporary change in the route to avoid closed or hazardous areas.
Detour Ahead
- Prepares drivers for an upcoming detour, usually for road work or hazards.
Worksite Added Penalties
- Signifies increased legal penalties in active work zones.
Flagger Ahead
- Alerts about the presence of a flagger controlling traffic for road work.
Right Lane Closed
- Indicates the closure of the right lane ahead, advising drivers to merge.
Road Work Ahead
- Warns of upcoming construction or maintenance activities on the road.
Work Crew Ahead
- Alerts drivers to a presence of workers on the road.
Railroad Crossing
- Marks locations where trains may cross the road, requiring extreme caution.
School Crossing
- Signals an area frequented by schoolchildren crossing the road.
School Bus Stop Ahead
- Indicates a location where school buses frequently stop for children.
Slow Moving Vehicle Emblem
- Designates vehicles that move slower than normal traffic, often farm or utility vehicles.
Speed Advisory at Exit
- Provides recommended speed for navigating highway exit ramps.
Speed Advisory at Roundabout
- Indicates a suggested speed for safely navigating a roundabout.
Speed Advisory on Ramp
- Warning of the recommended speed limit when entering a highway on a ramp.
Speed Limit Ahead
- Prepares drivers for an upcoming change in speed limit.
Do Not Block Intersection
- Instructs drivers against stopping in intersections.
Do Not Enter
- Indicates a one-way street where entry is prohibited.
Do Not Pass
- Signifies areas where overtaking other vehicles is unsafe and prohibited.
Emergency Stopping Only
- Designates lane areas intended strictly for emergencies.
Keep Right
- Instructs drivers to stay in the right lane unless passing.
Left Lane Must Turn Left
- Indicates the lane is designated for left-turn only traffic.
Left on Green Arrow Only
- Signals that a left turn is only permitted with a green arrow signal.
Left Turn Yield on Green
- Advises that drivers must yield to oncoming traffic when turning left on green.
Limited Parking
- Marks areas where parking is available for limited time periods.
Minimum Speed
- Designates the lowest speed limit allowed in that area.
Multiple Turns
- Warns drivers of a series of turns ahead.
No Left Turn
- Prohibits left turns at intersections.
No Parking
- Indicates areas where parking is not permitted at any time.
No Parking Any Time
- Designates areas strictly prohibiting parking at all times.
No Right Turn
- Prohibits right turns at intersections.
No Trucks
- Restricts truck traffic on specific roads.
No U-Turn
- Prohibits U-turn maneuvers at intersections.
One Way
- Designates streets where traffic flows in a single direction.
Pay Parking
- Indicates areas where parking fees are applicable.
Reserved Parking
- Marks spaces allocated for specific permit holders.
Restricted Lane
- Signals that certain types of vehicles may not use the lane.
Slower Traffic Keep Right
- Advises slower vehicles to maintain position in the right lane.
Speed Zone Ahead
- Alerts drivers to an upcoming area with a specific speed zone.
Stop
- Commands drivers to come to a complete halt.
Stop Here on Red
- Indicates where vehicles must stop at a red traffic light.
Tow-Away Zone
- Designates areas where parked vehicles may be towed.
Turn Left or Go Through
- Provides instructions for handling intersections where turns are permitted.
Turn Right or Go Through
- Signals drivers may turn right or continue straight.
Two-Way Left Turn
- Designates lanes where drivers can make left turns from either direction.
Wrong Way
- Indicates that vehicles are traveling against the permitted direction.
Yield
- Instructs drivers to yield the right-of-way to other vehicles or pedestrians.
Airport
- Indicates proximity to an airport, usually requiring navigation adjustments.
Posted Distances
- Displays distances to towns, attractions, or other points of interest.
Highway Exits
- Marks exits off the highway for various destinations.
Interstate
- Refers to federally designated highways for long-distance travel.
Mileage Indicator
- Displays distance measurements along the side of the road.
State Road
- Indicates roadways maintained by state governments.
US Highway
- Denotes highways that connect various states across the country.
Accommodations Available
- Indicates nearby lodging or facilities for travelers.
Amenities Available
- Signals availability of services like restaurants or gas stations.
Bike Trail
- Designates paths specifically for bicycles.
Boat Ramp
- Indicates access points for launching boats into water bodies.
Camping Site
- Marks areas designated for camping.
Food Services Available
- Signals proximity to dining options for travelers.
Fuel Services Available
- Indicates locations for refueling vehicles.
Handicap Parking
- Designates parking spots reserved for individuals with disabilities.
Historical Marker
- Alerts to points of historical significance along the roadway.
Hospital
- Indicates the location of nearby medical facilities or hospitals.
Playground
- Signals the presence of a designated playground area.
Rest Area
- Marks locations for drivers to stop, often featuring restrooms and picnic spots.
Road/Weather Information
- Provides essential information about current road conditions and weather updates.
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