Questions and Answers
What should you do at a yield to other traffic sign?
What does 'always stop completely' mean?
It means you must bring your vehicle to a complete stop at the stop line or before entering an intersection.
What do you need to do when you see a sign indicating to slow down for a right curve?
Ensure your load is not higher than ___ ft. ___ in.
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You should be extra careful not to run off of the pavement.
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What does the sign that says 'watch for a construction or maintenance project ahead' indicate?
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Match the following signs with their meanings:
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What should you do when the pavement ahead narrows?
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It's safe to pass another vehicle at all locations.
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What does it mean to stop only in an emergency, such as a vehicle failure?
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Study Notes
Traffic Safety Signs in Texas
- Yield to Other Traffic: Indicate necessity to give way to vehicles and pedestrians.
- Complete Stop Required: Essential to stop fully at designated signposts to avoid accidents.
- Right Curve Caution: Warning to reduce speed when approaching a right curve in the roadway.
- Load Height Restriction: Ensure that loads do not exceed a height of 12 ft. 6 in.
- Pavement Off-Road Caution: Advise drivers to be cautious and avoid running off the pavement.
Construction and Traffic Management
- Construction Ahead: Watch for construction or maintenance projects, and heed flagman signals to control speed.
- Entering Two-Way Street: Be prepared to enter a street with bi-directional traffic.
- Narrow Bridge Warning: Maintain lane discipline as only two lanes are allowed on the upcoming bridge.
- Avoid Skidding in Wet Weather: Take extra care to prevent skidding when roads are wet.
Speed Regulations and Road Conditions
- Right-Hand Lane for Slow Drivers: Slow-moving vehicles should always use the right lane.
- Downhill Speed Reduction: Prepare to reduce speed when approaching a downgrade.
- Texas Highway 235 Directions: Awareness that the highway runs left and right ahead.
- Sharp Rising Road Caution: Slow down when approaching a sharp rise in the roadway.
Directional and Visibility Signs
- Straight Ahead or Right Turn: Availability of two directional choices; either proceed straight or turn right.
- Curves in Both Directions: Reduce speed when approaching curves on both sides.
- Traffic Awareness: Watch for vehicles approaching from both the right and left.
Dangerous Situations
- Prohibited Passing Zone: No passing allowed at specific locations indicated by the sign.
- Pavement Narrows Ahead: Prepare for reduced road width in front.
- Low Road Caution: Slow down for an upcoming dip in the road.
Railway and Cross Traffic
- Train Crossing Awareness: Always be vigilant for trains crossing the roadway.
- Crossroad Traffic Warning: Watch for vehicles entering from side roads.
- Dangerous Crossing Caution: Increased attention required at hazardous crossings.
Environmental and Traffic Changes
- Hazardous Conditions on Bridges: Slow down when a potentially dangerous condition is indicated on the bridge.
- Prepare for Turns: Anticipate turning right or left in the near future.
- Winding Road Sign: Decrease speed for winding road conditions.
School Zones and Temporary Routes
- School Zone Precautions: Sufficiently reduce speed near schools for safety.
- Temporary Detours: Follow indicated temporary routes to ensure safe travel.
Roadway Changes and Regulations
- Road Closure Notices: Look out for detours and closed road signs.
- Speed Reduction Prior to Curves: Slow down to at least 35 mph when approaching sharp curves.
- Avoid Sudden Maneuvers: Certify gradual braking and turns to maintain control.
Lane Management
- Truck Crossing Notice: Be alert for trucks entering or crossing highways.
- Watch for Side Road Traffic: Stay attentive for vehicles emerging from side roads.
- Left Turn Prohibition: Observe no left turns allowed at designated intersections.
General Driving Guidelines
- Drive to the Right: Always keep vehicles on the right side of the road.
- Maximum Speed Limit: Adhere to a maximum speed limit of 55 mph at all times.
- Yielding to Merging Traffic: Be prepared to yield to other vehicles attempting to merge.
Lane Reductions and Cautions
- Single Lane Alert: Prepare for a reduction to one lane of traffic ahead.
- Watch for Pedestrians: Slow down and observe for people crossing on foot.
- Emergency Stops: Only stop in cases of emergencies, like vehicle failure.
Road Definitions and Markings
- Short State Highway: Acknowledge presence on a short state highway within urban areas.
- Divided Roadway Confirmation: Signs may be passed on either side indicating a divided roadway.
- Turn Restrictions: Understanding that the center lane is specifically for left turns.
Speed Regulations and Instructions
- Speed Compliance During Yellow Light: Vehicles must not exceed the indicated speed limit when the yellow light is on.
- Green Arrow Directional Indicator: Left turns allowed only when a green arrow signals while other traffic is stopped.
- General Hazard Awareness: Remain cautious when hazards appear within the roadway vicinity.
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