North Carolina Traffic Signs Flashcards

North Carolina Traffic Signs

• Stop: Indicates a complete halt; vehicles must come to a stop at the intersection.

• Yield: Requires drivers to slow down and yield to oncoming traffic or pedestrians.

• Speed Limit: Specifies the maximum speed allowed on the roadway.

• Do Not Enter: Signifies that entry to a street or area is prohibited.

• No Bicycles: Informs cyclists that bicycles are not allowed on the roadway.

• Left Turn Only: Indicates that only left turns are permitted at the intersection.

• Thru and Left: Designates lanes for through traffic and left turn only.

• No Right Turn: Prohibits drivers from making a right turn at the intersection.

• One Way: Indicates that traffic is allowed to travel in only one direction.

• No Left Turn: Prohibits drivers from making a left turn at the intersection.

• Keep Right: Instructs drivers to keep to the right side of the road.

• No U Turns: Signifies that U-turns are not permitted in the area.

• Double Left Turns: Indicates that vehicles may make double left turns from specific lanes.

• Railroad Crossing: Alerts drivers of a railway crossing ahead; exercise caution.

• Signal Ahead: Warns drivers to prepare for traffic signals or signs ahead.

• Merging Traffic: Indicates areas where traffic may merge; remain vigilant.

• Lane Drop: Alerts drivers that a lane is ending; merge carefully into the remaining lanes.

• Divided Highway: Shows that the highway ahead has opposing traffic separated by a divider.

• Cattle Crossing: Warns of cattle on or near the roadway; reduce speed.

• Deer Crossing: Alerts drivers of potential deer crossing areas; exercise caution.

• Low Clearance: Indicates limited vertical space; larger vehicles should be mindful.

• No Passing Zone: Marks areas where overtaking other vehicles is prohibited.

• Right Turn: Indicates that right turns are allowed at the intersection.

• Curve Right: Warns of a rightward curve in the road ahead.

• Farm Machinery: Alerts drivers to slow down for farm vehicles potentially on the road.

• Side Road: Indicates an intersecting road or secondary roadway to the right or left.

• Divided Highway Ends: Signifies the end of a divided highway and returning to regular traffic.

• Two Way Traffic: Indicates that traffic flows in both directions on the roadway.

• Hill: Warns drivers of an approaching hill; exercise caution and adjust speed accordingly.

• Slippery When Wet: Alerts drivers of potentially slippery road conditions during wet weather.

• Bike Crossing: Indicates areas where bicycles may cross the road; be cautious of cyclists.

• Soft Shoulder: Signifies that the roadside shoulder is soft; avoid driving on it.

• Cross Road: Indicates an intersection with another road crossing the main path.

• Winding Road: Warns of a roadway with multiple curves ahead; reduce speed.

• Stop Ahead: Alerts drivers of an upcoming stop sign; prepare to stop.

• Yield Ahead: Warns drivers of an upcoming yield sign; prepare to yield.

• School: Indicates proximity to a school zone; watch for children and pedestrians.

• School Crossing: Marks areas where children may cross the road; drive cautiously.

Test your knowledge of North Carolina traffic signs with these flashcards. Each card features a traffic sign along with its definition to help you understand their meanings and importance on the road. Perfect for drivers preparing for the DMV test or anyone wanting to refresh their traffic sign knowledge.