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What must traffic do at a Stop Sign?
What must traffic do at a Stop Sign?
Yield signs require drivers to stop if other traffic is affected.
Yield signs require drivers to stop if other traffic is affected.
True
What shape is the symbol for a Slow Moving Vehicle?
What shape is the symbol for a Slow Moving Vehicle?
Triangle
What is the speed limit in a School Zone?
What is the speed limit in a School Zone?
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What does the No Left Turn sign indicate?
What does the No Left Turn sign indicate?
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What color are warning signs typically?
What color are warning signs typically?
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What does the Handicapped Parking only sign indicate?
What does the Handicapped Parking only sign indicate?
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What does the Railroad Crossing sign warn drivers about?
What does the Railroad Crossing sign warn drivers about?
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What does the Low Clearance ahead sign indicate?
What does the Low Clearance ahead sign indicate?
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What should drivers do when they see a Deer Crossing sign?
What should drivers do when they see a Deer Crossing sign?
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The speed limit in business districts is _____ mph.
The speed limit in business districts is _____ mph.
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What does the 'One Lane Bridge' warning sign indicate?
What does the 'One Lane Bridge' warning sign indicate?
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What does the 'Narrow Bridge Ahead' warning sign indicate?
What does the 'Narrow Bridge Ahead' warning sign indicate?
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What does the 'Traffic Merging from the Right Ahead' sign alert drivers about?
What does the 'Traffic Merging from the Right Ahead' sign alert drivers about?
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What does the 'Merge Left, Right Lane Ends' sign indicate?
What does the 'Merge Left, Right Lane Ends' sign indicate?
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What does the 'Two Lane Highway ends; Divided Highway begins' sign indicate?
What does the 'Two Lane Highway ends; Divided Highway begins' sign indicate?
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What does the 'Divided Highway ends; Two Lane Highway begins' sign indicate?
What does the 'Divided Highway ends; Two Lane Highway begins' sign indicate?
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What is the purpose of the 'School Crosswalk Ahead' sign?
What is the purpose of the 'School Crosswalk Ahead' sign?
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What does the 'School Zone Ahead' sign signify?
What does the 'School Zone Ahead' sign signify?
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What does the interstate sign indicate?
What does the interstate sign indicate?
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What does a 'One Way Street' sign indicate?
What does a 'One Way Street' sign indicate?
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What do highway direction signs indicate?
What do highway direction signs indicate?
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What does the standard traffic control light indicate for the red color?
What does the standard traffic control light indicate for the red color?
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What does a green turn arrow signal indicate?
What does a green turn arrow signal indicate?
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What does a detour sign indicate?
What does a detour sign indicate?
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What does the road work ahead sign warn drivers?
What does the road work ahead sign warn drivers?
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What does the 'Flashing Stop Light' signal indicate?
What does the 'Flashing Stop Light' signal indicate?
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What does a flashing yellow light mean?
What does a flashing yellow light mean?
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What does the sign 'Reduced Speed Ahead' indicate?
What does the sign 'Reduced Speed Ahead' indicate?
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What does the 'Speed Zone Ahead' sign mean?
What does the 'Speed Zone Ahead' sign mean?
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What is the speed limit for all alleys within a municipal corporation?
What is the speed limit for all alleys within a municipal corporation?
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Study Notes
Traffic Regulatory Signs
- Stop Sign: Requires all traffic to make a complete stop before proceeding. Verify intersection is clear before moving.
- Yield Sign: Drivers must slow down and give way to oncoming traffic; stop only if necessary.
- Do Not Enter: Indicates one-way roads or freeway exit ramps where entry is prohibited.
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Speed Limit Signs:
- 25 mph in residential areas.
- 20 mph in school zones during school hours.
- 35 mph in municipal business districts.
Prohibitory Signs
- No Left Turn: Red circle and slash indicates that left turns are not permitted.
- No U-Turn: Same red symbol prohibits making a U-turn.
- No Right Turn: A sign indicating that right turns are not allowed.
- Bicycles Not Permitted: Indicates bicycles are not allowed on specific roads for safety.
Special and Cautionary Signs
- Slow Moving Vehicle: Triangular bright orange sign that warns drivers of slow vehicles, often used by farm machinery.
- Handicapped Parking Only: Reserved parking for those with valid permits; blue for long-term and red for temporary.
Warning Signs
- Slippery When Wet: Alerts drivers about slippery conditions due to wet weather; background is yellow, diamond-shaped.
- Traffic Signal Ahead: Warns drivers that traffic control signals are approaching.
- Deer Crossing: Caution when approaching areas where deer may cross.
- Railroad Crossing: Indicates an upcoming railroad crossing; caution required before crossing tracks.
Traffic Movement Alerts
- Two Way Left Turn Only: Designates a center lane for left turns; vehicles from either direction may use it.
- Traffic Merging from the Right Ahead: Indicates that vehicles will be merging from the right, requiring yielding.
Road Conditions and Geographical Signs
- Narrow Bridge Ahead: Signals caution when approaching a bridge with limited width; vehicles should proceed carefully.
- Low Clearance Ahead: Warns about height restrictions for vehicles; provides the maximum allowed height in feet and inches.
- Fork in the Road: Indicates that the roadway will split, alerting drivers to slow down and choose a direction.
Pavement Markings
- Broken Yellow Line: Allows passing; traffic may move into the other lane.
- Double Yellow Solid Lines: Indicates no passing is allowed for traffic in either direction.
- Passing Permitted, One Side Only: Only the lane with a broken line is allowed to pass.
Intersection and Traffic Flow Signs
- Approaching Intersection Ahead: Warns of an upcoming junction; caution required to avoid collisions.
- Crossroad/Intersection Ahead: Indicates an intersection is near with potential stop signs or signals.
- Traffic Moving Both Directions: Alerts drivers of oncoming traffic to increase awareness.
Curvature and Angle Signs
- Sharp Turn Right/Left Ahead: Signals that the roadway will sharply turn in the specified direction; drivers should reduce speed.
- Series of Curves Ahead: Alerts to upcoming curves that will require careful navigation at reduced speeds.
Miscellaneous Signs
- Bike Route Sign: Indicates nearby bike trails; urges drivers to be cautious of cyclists in the area.
- Hospital Sign: Guides drivers to the nearest hospital; presence of green, blue, or brown signs indicates medical services nearby.
General Warning Signs Context
- All warning signs feature a yellow background and are typically diamond-shaped, warning of potential hazards ahead and requiring caution from drivers.### Merge Signs
- Merge Left: Indicates that the right lane ends, directing drivers to merge into the left lane with caution.
- Two Lane Highway Ends; Divided Highway Begins: Alerts drivers that a two-lane highway transitions to a divided highway; median displayed at the top of the sign.
- Divided Highway Ends; Two Lane Highway Begins: Indicates the end of a divided highway and the start of a two-lane highway; median displayed at the bottom of the sign.
School Signs
- School Crosswalk Ahead: Pentagon-shaped sign warning motorists to slow down for child pedestrians at a school zone.
- School Zone Ahead: Pentagon-shaped sign indicating the approach to a school zone, reminding drivers to reduce speed and exercise caution.
Interstate and Directional Signs
- Interstate Sign: Red, white, and blue shield sign for federally maintained interstates; odd numbers denote north-south routes, even numbers denote east-west routes. Higher numbers correspond to further locations.
- One Way Street: Sign indicates allowed direction of traffic flow; accompanied by a "Do Not Enter" sign at intersections to prevent opposite direction entry.
- Highway Direction Signs: Green and white or blue and white signs indicating route information, including city names, route types, and distance to exits.
Traffic Control Lights
- Standard Traffic Control Light: Regulates traffic with red (stop), yellow (clear intersection), and green (go).
- Green Turn Arrow: Illuminated arrow indicates allowed turning direction only while lit.
Construction Signs
- Detour Sign: Orange warning sign guiding motorists around construction areas; alerts to use caution and follow pre-planned routes.
- Road Work Ahead: Orange sign indicating upcoming construction, reminding drivers to slow down for worker safety.
- Flagger Ahead: Alerts drivers to construction workers directing traffic; may involve one-lane at a time access.
Traffic Signals
- Flashing Stop Light: Red flashing light requires all vehicles to stop at the intersection.
- Flashing Yellow Light: Warns traffic to proceed with caution through the intersection.
Speed Control Signs
- Reduced Speed Ahead: Indicates approach to an area with a lower speed limit.
- Speed Zone Ahead: Warns of significant speed limit drop in the upcoming area.
- Speed Limit 15 MPH: Specifies speed limit for alleys within municipal corporations.
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Test your knowledge of road signs with this Ohio BMV practice quiz. Learn about regulatory signs such as Stop and Yield, essential for safe driving. Perfect for preparing for the written driving test.