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What Does This Sign Mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? for practice! Learn the Signs! Added lane right Use these ashcards when it's tests, drivers education, or just If you are on an entrance ramp, accelerate in the added do not have to You lane to safe freeway driving speed. be merge with freeway trafc. If you are on the freeway, aware that trafc may still try to merge because some drivers are not familiar with the lane added situation. time to start studying for drivers Slippery when wet Approaching divided roadway The Slippery When Wet trafc sign is used to indicate The Slippery When Wet that the roadway may be especially slick and hazardous when it is wet or raining, and motorists should take extra caution when driving. This sign is used on the approaches to a section of highway where the opposing ows of trafc are separated by a median or other physical barrier. What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? 2 way trafc Intersection ahead Another road crosses the road. Watch carefully for trafc Another road crosses the road. Watch crossing your path. The two arrows pointing in opposite directions mean that you are on or approaching a street highway carrying two-way trafc. Slow down! Reverse turn right Pedestrian crossing to pedestrians walking in the crosswalk. Reverse turn and reverse curve signs are intended to warn motorists of two successive turns or curves that bend in opposite directions. Yield What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? Railroad crossing Left lane ends, must merge A round yellow warning sign with an "X" symbol and black A "RR" letters is placed along the road before you get to a railroad crossing Drivers in the left lane must merge into right when safe to do so. No U-turn School Crossing New crossing signs may be uorescent green It is illegal to make a U-turn when this sign posted. What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? Yield Roundabout ahead - yield to all trafc on your left before entering the roundabout As you approach a roundabout, will see yellow "roundabout ahead" sign with an advisory speed limit for There are a few key things to remember the roundabout. about driving roundabouts: - stay in your lane; do not change lanes - do not stop in the roundabout - avoid driving next to oversize vehicles A yield sign is a downward pointing triangle. It A red and white with letters. It means you must slow down and yield the right-of-way to trafc in the intersection you are crossing or roadway you are entering. Hospital Deer crossing Service Signs: These signs are square or Service Signs: rectangular and are blue with white letters or They show the location of various symbols. services like rest area, gas stations, campgrounds or hospitals What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? No left turn No passing zone Pavement markings, along with these optional yellow A signs, show where you can not pass. ZONE sign facing you on pennant NO PASSING the left side of road indicates beginning a no passing zone. "No left turn" sign tells drivers that they can't make a turn at this location. NOTE: Road work No right turn "No right turn" sign tells drivers that they cannot make a right turn at this location Construction Signs: These construction Construction Signs: maintenenace or emergency operations signs are generally diamond or rectangular shaped orange with black letters or symbols and warn you about people working on or near the roadway. Traffic fines double in work areas. Traffic What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? No Parking Flagger ahead In work areas, trafc may be controlled by a must obey these You person with a sign or ag. persons. Do Not Enter Disabled access These signs will be found in parking lots for disabled parking only A square sign with a white horizontal line inside A will see You red ball means you cannot enter. this sign at openings to roadways that you should not enter such as exit ramps where you would be going in the wrong direction, crossovers on divided roadways and on one-way streets. What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this shape mean? What does this sign mean? Caution steep hill Trafc lights ahead Trafc Stop ahead Regulatory sign They contain information on driving rules and laws. What does this shape mean? What does this shape mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? Stop sign Warning sign Warning You must come to a full stop. You must wait until You must come to a full stop. You crossing vehicles and pedestrians have cleared can go only when it is safe to do You your path. so. If you cannot see trafc from your rst stop, slowly more ahead and stop again before entering the intersection. These signs are yellow with black lettering or They symbols and most are diamond shaped. warn you about a special situation or that hazard is ahead. One way road The trafc only moves in one direction. No two way trafc Left lane ends, merge right What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? Emergency Vehicle Sharp turn to the left Watch for emergency vehicles entering or leaving the area. Watch Keep Right Can turn left or go straight What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? What does this shape mean? What does this color mean? Tow away zone Tow Slow moving vehicle A reective orange triangle on the rear of a A vehicle means it may be traveling less than 25 may see this sign on constuction You mph. equipment and, in rural areas, on farm vehicles or horse drawn wagons or carriage. Railroad advance warning Parks, recreation areas or scenic places What does this shape mean? What does this color mean? What does this color mean? What does this color mean? Warning Warning sign Warning Information, rules or laws Stop, yield or you cannot do something What does this color mean? What does this color mean? What does this sign mean? What does this sign mean? Information The road is being xed or people are working on or near the road Curve to the right Center lane turn only This lane is for the exclusive use of left turning vehicles and may be used by drivers making a left turn in either The use of this lane is restricted to 200 300 direction. feet to decelerate, wait and make your left turn..
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