Traffic Sign Quiz

Study Notes

Stop Signs

Indicates to drivers that they must come to a complete stop at intersections.

All Way Stop

Designates that all vehicles must stop; applicable at intersections with multiple stop signs.

Yield Sign

Informs drivers to yield the right-of-way to other vehicles or pedestrians.

Do Not Enter

Signals that entry into a street or area is prohibited.

Speed Zone Ahead

Alerts drivers that a change in the speed limit is approaching.

Speed Limit

Displays the maximum legal speed allowed on the roadway.

Wrong Way

Warns drivers they are traveling in the opposite direction on a one-way street.

No (Not Allowed)

Indicates general prohibitions (e.g., no parking, no entry).

No U-Turn

Prohibits drivers from making U-turn maneuvers at that intersection.

No Right Turn

Indicates that turning right at the intersection is not permitted.

One Way

Confirms that traffic is allowed to move only in the direction indicated.

Two-Way Left Turn Lanes

Designates lanes reserved for vehicles turning left from either direction.

No Turn on Red

Prohibits making a right turn while the traffic signal is red.

Keep Right

Directs drivers to stay in the right lane or proceed to the right side of the road.

Slower Traffic Keep Right

Advises slower vehicles to remain in the right lane to facilitate smoother traffic flow.

Stop Here on Red

Directs drivers where to stop at signals when the light is red.

Do Not Pass

Indicates areas where passing is illegal or unsafe.

Pass with Care

Advises drivers to pass other vehicles cautiously.

Road Closed

Indicates that the roadway is shut and not passable.

Pedestrian Crosswalk

Marks the area designated for pedestrians to safely cross the road.

School Zone

Signals an area near a school where special attention to traffic regulations is necessary.

School Crossing

Indicates a designated area for children to cross the street, signaling drivers to slow down.

School Speed Limit

Establishes a reduced speed limit in school zones, often in effect during school hours.

Stop Ahead

Alerts drivers of an upcoming stop sign or signal.

Yield Ahead

Warns of an upcoming yield sign where right-of-way is required.

Signal Ahead

Indicates that traffic signals are approaching, requiring driver attention.

Crossroad

Marks an intersection with another road, indicating potential hazards or conflicting traffic.

Side Road

Signals a minor road intersecting the main road, alerting drivers.

T Intersection

Indicates a road joins at a right angle to the main road, requiring careful navigation.

Y Intersection

Marks a junction where one roadway diverges into two, presenting additional complexity for drivers.

Right and Left Turns Coming

Alerts drivers to expect turns from both directions.

Road Curves

Informs drivers about curves to the right, left, or both, necessitating cautious navigation.

Right Turn Ahead

Signals a forthcoming right turn required on the upcoming section of the road.

Winding Road Ahead

Warns of a stretch of road with multiple curves requiring careful driving.

Maximum Safe Speed on Curve or Turn

Indicates a recommended speed limit for safely navigating curves or turns.

Exit Ramp

Identifies the lane leading off the main highway, directing towards another road or exit.

Slippery Pavement

Warns drivers to adjust their speed due to potential slippery conditions.

Downgrade

Alerts drivers about a downward slope ahead, necessitating reduced speed.

Narrow Bridge

Informs drivers that a bridge may not comfortably accommodate traffic in both directions.

Reduction in Lanes

Advises drivers of a decrease in the number of lanes available for traffic, often requiring lateral movement.

Road Narrows

Warns that the two-lane road ahead narrows abruptly.

No Passing

Indicates sections of the road where overtaking or passing is not permitted.

Merging Lanes

Alerts drivers that lanes will be merging, requiring caution and courtesy.

Change in Direction

Informs about alterations in the road's trajectory, alerting for potential hazards.

Divided Highway

Describes a highway where opposing lanes of traffic are separated by dividers.

Two-Way Roadway

Indicates that the road accommodates traffic in both directions.

Construction Signs

Alerts drivers to work zones or construction activities requiring caution.

Slow Moving Vehicle

Signals that a vehicle may be traveling slower than the speed of surrounding traffic.

Parking for Disabilities

Designates spaces reserved for vehicles displaying a disability permit.

Round Advance Warning Sign

Alerts drivers of a circular intersection or rotatory ahead, requiring reduced speed and caution.

Railroad Crossbuck Sign

Indicates the presence of a railroad crossing, advising drivers to proceed cautiously.

Description

Test your knowledge on traffic signs and their meanings with this quiz. From stop signs to yield signs, see how well you understand the signals that guide drivers on the road. Perfect for new drivers or anyone looking to refresh their traffic sign knowledge!