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What does the sign 'Stop' indicate?
What does the sign 'Stop' indicate?
What does the sign 'Yield' mean?
What does the sign 'Yield' mean?
What type of alert does a 'Warning' sign provide?
What type of alert does a 'Warning' sign provide?
What does the 'School Crossing' sign indicate?
What does the 'School Crossing' sign indicate?
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What does a 'Speed Limit' sign indicate?
What does a 'Speed Limit' sign indicate?
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What does the 'Do Not Enter' sign signify?
What does the 'Do Not Enter' sign signify?
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What does the 'Wrong Way' sign mean?
What does the 'Wrong Way' sign mean?
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What does the 'One Way' sign indicate?
What does the 'One Way' sign indicate?
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What does the 'No Right Turns' sign indicate?
What does the 'No Right Turns' sign indicate?
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What does the 'No U-Turn' sign mean?
What does the 'No U-Turn' sign mean?
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What does the 'Keep Right' sign indicate?
What does the 'Keep Right' sign indicate?
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Study Notes
Virginia DMV Signs Test Flashcards
- Stop: Indicates drivers must come to a complete halt before proceeding.
- Yield: Alerts drivers to slow down and give way to any oncoming traffic or pedestrians.
- Warning: Signifies potential hazards or changes in road conditions ahead.
- School Crossing: Indicates areas where children may be present; drivers should slow down and watch for pedestrians.
- Speed Limit: Indicates the maximum allowable speed for vehicles on that stretch of road.
- Do Not Enter: Warns drivers that entry into a specific area is prohibited.
- Wrong Way: Indicates that the driver is going against the intended direction of travel.
- One Way: Signifies that traffic is permitted to move only in the direction indicated.
- No Right Turns: Prohibits making a right turn at the intersection.
- No U-Turn: Indicates that making a U-turn is not allowed in that area.
- Keep Right: Directs drivers to stay in the right lane, often applied in the context of road merging.
- Lane Use Control: Indicates how lanes should be used, often specifying lanes for different types of vehicles.
- High Occupancy Vehicle: Designates lanes reserved for vehicles with multiple passengers to encourage carpooling.
- Disabled Parking: Marks areas designated for parking by vehicles with disabled permits.
- Advisory Speed: Suggests a safe speed under specific conditions, such as curves or other hazards.
- Reduced Speed Limit Ahead: Alerts drivers that the speed limit is about to decrease.
- Stop Ahead: Warns drivers that a stop sign is approaching.
- Yield Ahead: Informs drivers of an upcoming yield sign where they need to give way.
- Signal Ahead: Indicates that traffic signals are present at the next intersection.
- No Passing Zone: Denotes areas where overtaking other vehicles is prohibited due to visibility or safety concerns.
- Merge: Instructs drivers to combine lanes safely, often seen on highways.
- Lane Reduction: Alerts drivers to a decrease in available lanes, suggesting a potential slowdown in traffic.
- Divided Highway Begins: Marks the start of a divided roadway where opposing traffic is separated by a median.
- Divided Highway Ends: Indicates the conclusion of a divided roadway.
- Roundabout: Signifies a circular intersection where traffic flows in one direction around a central island.
- Slippery When Wet: Warns drivers that road conditions may become hazardous when wet.
- Low Clearance: Indicates reduced vertical space ahead, alerting taller vehicles of potential clearance issues.
- Hill: Alerts drivers to an upcoming incline or decline in the road.
- Deer Crossing: Signals areas where deer may frequently cross the road, urging caution.
- Pedestrian Crossing: Marks designated areas for pedestrians to cross safely.
- Bicycle Crossing: Alerts drivers to areas where cyclists may be present and encourages caution.
- Open Joints: Indicates areas where road surfaces may be uneven, creating potential hazards.
- Intersections: Alerts drivers to the presence of road junctions where traffic may converge.
- Y Intersection: Indicates a branching road configuration, where drivers should be aware of potential traffic from either direction.
- T Intersection: Denotes a junction where one road ends at another, requiring drivers to yield or stop.
- Right Curve- Side Road: Warns of an upcoming right turn with a side road intersecting.
- Sharp Right Turn: Indicates a sudden change in direction to the right requiring drivers to decrease speed.
- Sharp Right and Left Turns: Alerts drivers to rapid changes in direction in both left and right turns.
- Right and Left Curves: Warns drivers of gradual turns to both directions ahead.
- Right Curve with Safe Speed Indicator: Suggests a safe speed for navigating a right curve.
- Winding Road: Alerts drivers to a series of curves along the roadway.
- Low Ground Railroad Crossing: Indicates a railroad crossing with potentially low ground clearance.
- Railroad Crossing: Alerts drivers to the presence of a railway intersection and the potential to encounter trains.
- Railroad Crossbuck: Indicates a railroad crossing; drivers should listen for trains and be prepared to stop.
- Railroad Crossbuck and Flashing Lights: Warns drivers to stop when the lights begin to flash at a railroad crossing.
- Crossbuck, Flashing Lights, and Gate: Instructs drivers to stop when lights flash and before the gate lowers to prevent accidents.
- Rough Road, Bump, Uneven Lines: Alerts drivers to road surface irregularities that may affect vehicle handling.
- Road Construction Ahead- Detour: Indicates that construction is occurring ahead with alternative routes suggested.
- Flashing Arrow Panels: Used to guide traffic, indicating the safe path to follow through roadwork or hazards.
- Slow Moving Vehicle: Warns drivers of vehicles that are traveling significantly below the normal speed limit.
- Traffic Control Devices: Refers to signs, signals, and markings regulating vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
- Flaggers: Personnel directing traffic on roads undergoing construction or due to other hazards.
- Expansion Joints: Signs indicating areas in the pavement that may shift due to temperature changes, requiring caution.
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Prepare for the Virginia DMV signs test with these flashcards. This quiz covers essential traffic signs including Stop, Yield, and Speed Limit, helping you familiarize yourself with important road regulations. Perfect for anyone preparing for their driving test in Virginia.
