Questions and Answers
What does the symbol 'Divided Highway Ends' signify?
What does the 'Road Narrows' sign indicate?
What does a 'Soft Shoulder' sign mean?
What does a 'Stop Ahead' sign signify?
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What does the 'Dead End' sign indicate?
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What does a 'Hill' sign signify?
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What does the 'Playground' sign indicate?
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What does the 'Two Way Traffic' sign indicate?
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What does a 'Signal Ahead' sign signify?
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What does the 'Merging Traffic' sign signify?
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What does the 'Yield Ahead' sign indicate?
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What does the 'Railroad Crossing' sign signify?
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What does the 'No Passing Zone' sign indicate?
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What does the 'Do Not Enter' sign signify?
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What does 'Yield' mean in terms of road signage?
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What does 'Speed Limit 35' indicate?
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Study Notes
Road Signs Overview
- Various road signs convey critical information about driving conditions and regulations.
- Color-coded systems help identify sign types and their meanings.
Yellow Signs
- Indicate caution or warning about potential hazards ahead.
- Common yellow signs include:
- Divided highway ends
- Road narrows
- Soft shoulder
- Stop ahead
- Bump 100 ft ahead
- Dead end sign
- Hill sign
- Playground sign
- Two-way traffic sign
- Signal ahead
- Merging traffic
- Lane drop
- Low clearance sign
- Right turn/sharp right curve
- Curve right sign
- Farm machinery
- Side road
- Bike crossing
- Cross road
- Winding road
- Yield ahead
- Road closed 1500 feet
Orange Signs
- Typically denote construction or road work.
- Common orange signs include:
- One lane road 1500 feet
- Railroad crossing
- End construction sign
- Road work ahead sign
- Flagger 500 ft
- Detour 1000 ft
- Slow construction zone sign
Regulatory and Information Signs
- Provide directives or regulations for drivers.
- Red triangular signs indicate yielding, while red and white circles display prohibitive guidance.
- Blue and white square signs direct users to facilities like hospitals.
- Common regulatory signs include:
- Do not enter
- Speed limit (e.g., 35 mph)
- No U-turn
- No parking anytime
- Stop for school bus
- Pass with care
- Truck route sign
- No right turn on red
- Stop here on red
- No bicycles
- Left turn only
- Thru and left
- Hyphenated directives like slower traffic keep right
State and Federal Route Markers
- Unique identifiers for routing and navigation include:
- Interstate highway (red, white, blue crest)
- NC state route marker (black and white diamond)
- United States route marker (black and white shield)
Additional Information Signs
- Brown vertical rectangle signs often indicate parks or recreational areas, like Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park sign.
- Black and white signs convey directives on driving patterns, such as one-way and Do Not Stop on Tracks.
Summary
- Familiarity with each sign type and its meaning is vital for safe driving.
- The variety of signs ensures that drivers receive essential information on road conditions, regulations, and potential hazards.
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Test your knowledge on various road signs and their meanings! This quiz covers the functions of yellow and orange signs, including cautionary, regulatory, and construction-related messages. Enhance your understanding of traffic signals and road safety concepts.
