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  1. 1. A red octagonal sign faces your lane at an ordinary intersection. Which response does it require?
    Red octagonal STOP sign.
  2. 2. Crossing traffic has priority as you approach this triangular sign. What should you do?
    Downward-pointing red-and-white YIELD sign.
  3. 3. The pictured sign faces your car at a ramp entrance. Is the ramp available to you from this end?
    White square with a red circle, horizontal white bar and DO NOT ENTER.
  4. 4. You see this red rectangular sign facing you on a one-way roadway. What does it tell you?
    Red rectangular WRONG WAY sign.
  5. 5. Which maneuver is prohibited by the arrow and red slash in this sign?
    U-shaped black arrow under a red circle and slash.
  6. 6. At an intersection with this sign and no exception plaque, which choice is prohibited?
    Right-turn arrow covered by a red circle and slash.
  7. 7. The sign shown applies to your intersection approach. What is its message?
    Left-turn arrow beneath a red circle and slash.
  8. 8. What does this plain rectangular sign prohibit at the intersection?
    White rectangular sign reading NO TURNS.
  9. 9. The pictured arrow and ONLY sign is above your lane. Which movement is required from that lane?
    White sign with a left arrow above ONLY.
  10. 10. An upward arrow with ONLY is posted over your lane. How must that lane be used?
    White sign with a straight upward arrow above ONLY.
  11. 11. This sign is above a single approach lane. Which movements does it allow from that lane?
    White sign with an arrow branching straight ahead and left.
  12. 12. You are in the left lane as you reach the intersection governed by this sign. What must that lane do?
    White sign reading LEFT LANE MUST TURN LEFT.
  13. 13. What does the number on this white SPEED LIMIT sign represent?
    White rectangular SPEED LIMIT 50 sign.
  14. 14. This MINIMUM SPEED 40 plaque is mounted beneath a speed-limit sign. What does the 40 identify?
    White plaque reading MINIMUM SPEED 40.
  15. 15. What should you expect beyond the pictured warning sign on the main road?
    Yellow diamond with a main upward arrow joined by a branch from the right.
  16. 16. How does this sign differ from a merge warning?
    Yellow diamond with two upward arrows separated by a dashed line, the right arrow curving inward.
  17. 17. You are traveling in the right lane when this sign appears. What roadway change does it warn of?
    Yellow diamond with a straight left line and a right line tapering left.
  18. 18. What does the pair of arrows pointing in opposite directions warn you about?
    Yellow diamond with one downward arrow and one upward arrow.
  19. 19. What restriction begins where this yellow pennant is installed?
    Yellow right-pointing pennant reading NO PASSING ZONE.
  20. 20. What does this word-message warning tell a driver in the right lane?
    Yellow diamond reading RIGHT LANE ENDS.
  21. 21. What does the small red octagon inside this yellow diamond mean?
    Yellow diamond with an upward arrow above a red octagon.
  22. 22. Why is a yield-shaped symbol shown inside this yellow warning sign?
    Yellow diamond with an upward arrow above a red-and-white triangle.
  23. 23. The sign in the image warns of which feature farther along the road?
    Yellow diamond containing a vertical red-yellow-green traffic signal.
  24. 24. Which surface change is this sign warning you to expect?
    Yellow diamond reading BUMP.
  25. 25. What road shape does the pictured sign identify?
    Yellow diamond reading DIP.
  26. 26. What change should you expect after this sign?
    Yellow diamond reading PAVEMENT ENDS.
  27. 27. Which area and condition does the pictured sign warn about?
    Yellow diamond reading SOFT SHOULDER.
  28. 28. What hazard is represented by the car and winding tracks on this sign?
    Yellow diamond with a car above two wavy tire tracks.
  29. 29. What is the message of this yellow ROAD MAY FLOOD sign?
    Yellow diamond reading ROAD MAY FLOOD.
  30. 30. What does the 1000 FT on this orange sign tell you?
    Orange diamond reading ROAD WORK 1000 FT.
  31. 31. You see the pictured orange sign before a work area. What should you expect?
    Orange diamond with a person holding a flag.
  32. 32. What does this round yellow sign identify?
    Round yellow sign with a black X and the letters R R.
  33. 33. What road alignment does the curved arrow on this yellow sign warn about?
    Yellow diamond with an arrow curving left.
  34. 34. What should you expect after the pictured winding-arrow warning?
    Yellow diamond with a single winding black arrow.
  35. 35. A series of these yellow-and-black chevrons lines the outside of a curve. What do they show?
    Yellow vertical rectangle with a bold black chevron pointing left.
  36. 36. The arrow curves around a dark obstruction on this sign. Which path should you take?
    Black arrow passing to the right of a black median symbol on a white sign.
  37. 37. A divider appears at the top of this warning symbol. What road change is ahead?
    Yellow diamond with opposing arrows separated by a divider at the top.
  38. 38. The divider is at the bottom of the pictured sign. What should you prepare for?
    Yellow diamond with opposing arrows and a divider at the bottom.
  39. 39. Which vehicle measurement matters when you approach the restriction shown in this picture?
    Yellow diamond with a height of 12 feet 6 inches between opposing vertical arrows.
  40. 40. What does this school symbol with the downward-pointing arrow identify?
    Five-sided yellow-green school sign showing two people with a downward-left arrow plaque.
  41. 41. A walking-person silhouette is shown on this yellow warning sign. What should you watch for?
    Yellow diamond with a black walking-person silhouette.
  42. 42. What possible hazard is identified by the animal silhouette on this sign?
    Yellow diamond with a leaping deer silhouette.
  43. 43. What road layout does the plus-shaped symbol warn you about?
    Yellow diamond with a black plus-shaped crossing-road symbol.
  44. 44. A short branch joins the main vertical line on this warning sign. Where does that side road enter?
    Yellow diamond with a vertical line and a short side road joining from the right.
  45. 45. The road you are on reaches the top bar of this T-shaped warning. What should you expect?
    Yellow diamond containing a bold black T-shaped road symbol.
  46. 46. Three curved arrows form a circle on this yellow sign. What is ahead?
    Yellow diamond with three curved black arrows forming a counterclockwise circle.
  47. 47. What service does this blue sign with a white H identify?
    Blue square service sign with a large white letter H.
  48. 48. How does the red circle and slash change the meaning of the bicycle symbol?
    Black bicycle under a red circle and slash on a white sign.
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  1. A red octagonal sign faces your lane at an ordinary intersection. Which response does it require?

    Correct answer: Bring your vehicle to a complete stop.

    STOP requires a full stop. The eight-sided red sign is the control at the intersection, not a warning that a stop is farther ahead.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.04, printed page 74 (physical PDF 115). ↗

  2. Crossing traffic has priority as you approach this triangular sign. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Slow down and stop if needed to give way.

    YIELD means give way to conflicting traffic. Slowing may be sufficient, but you must stop when necessary to avoid interfering with traffic that has priority.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.05, printed page 74 (physical PDF 115). ↗

  3. The pictured sign faces your car at a ramp entrance. Is the ramp available to you from this end?

    Correct answer: No; entry from this direction is prohibited.

    DO NOT ENTER is used to prevent entry in the wrong direction. An empty ramp or a navigation instruction does not make entry permitted.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.46, printed page 109 (physical PDF 150). ↗

  4. You see this red rectangular sign facing you on a one-way roadway. What does it tell you?

    Correct answer: You are headed against the permitted traffic direction.

    WRONG WAY supplements DO NOT ENTER. It warns that your direction of travel conflicts with the direction allowed on the roadway.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.47, printed page 110 (physical PDF 151). ↗

  5. Which maneuver is prohibited by the arrow and red slash in this sign?

    Correct answer: Turning around to travel in the opposite direction.

    The curved arrow that doubles back, crossed by a red circle and slash, means No U-Turn. Do not confuse it with the angled arrow on a No Left Turn sign.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.26, printed page 89 (physical PDF 130). ↗

  6. At an intersection with this sign and no exception plaque, which choice is prohibited?

    Correct answer: Making a right turn from this approach.

    The red slash crosses a right-turn arrow. It prohibits that turn from the approach; waiting for a gap does not remove the restriction.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.26, printed page 89 (physical PDF 130). ↗

  7. The sign shown applies to your intersection approach. What is its message?

    Correct answer: Do not make a left turn here.

    A left-turn arrow under a red circle and slash prohibits a left turn. A required-turn sign instead shows an uncrossed arrow and the word ONLY.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.26, printed page 89 (physical PDF 130). ↗

  8. What does this plain rectangular sign prohibit at the intersection?

    Correct answer: Turning movements from this approach.

    NO TURNS is a movement-prohibition sign. It is not an instruction to stop and then turn, and it is not limited to a particular one-way destination.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.26, printed page 89 (physical PDF 130). ↗

  9. The pictured arrow and ONLY sign is above your lane. Which movement is required from that lane?

    Correct answer: Turn left through the intersection.

    A mandatory lane-control sign specifies one required movement. The left arrow with ONLY designates a left-turn-only lane, not an optional through lane.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.28, printed page 92 (physical PDF 133). ↗

  10. An upward arrow with ONLY is posted over your lane. How must that lane be used?

    Correct answer: Proceed straight through the intersection.

    The straight arrow with ONLY designates a through-only lane. It does not grant permission to make a turn from that lane.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.28, printed page 93 (physical PDF 134). ↗

  11. This sign is above a single approach lane. Which movements does it allow from that lane?

    Correct answer: Straight ahead or left.

    The two arrow branches indicate the permitted movements: straight and left. It is an optional-movement sign, so the lane is not restricted to only a left turn.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.29, printed page 93 (physical PDF 134). ↗

  12. You are in the left lane as you reach the intersection governed by this sign. What must that lane do?

    Correct answer: Make the indicated left turn.

    LEFT LANE MUST TURN LEFT designates the required movement for the left lane. A green signal does not turn it into a through lane.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.28, printed page 92 (physical PDF 133). ↗

  13. What does the number on this white SPEED LIMIT sign represent?

    Correct answer: The posted maximum speed in miles per hour.

    A SPEED LIMIT sign states the legal speed limit, not a curve advisory or a route distance. The number shown is an example of a posted limit, not a Massachusetts statewide default.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.21, printed page 85 (physical PDF 126). ↗

  14. This MINIMUM SPEED 40 plaque is mounted beneath a speed-limit sign. What does the 40 identify?

    Correct answer: The posted minimum legal speed in mph.

    A MINIMUM SPEED plaque identifies the posted minimum legal speed and is used with a maximum-speed sign. It is not a night limit or a curve advisory. The illustration shows only the plaque.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2B.24, printed page 87 (physical PDF 128). ↗

  15. What should you expect beyond the pictured warning sign on the main road?

    Correct answer: Traffic from the right joins a shared lane.

    The branch joining the main arrow indicates a merge from the right. Unlike an Added Lane sign, it warns that the converging traffic will share a lane.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.45, printed page 183 (physical PDF 224). ↗

  16. How does this sign differ from a merge warning?

    Correct answer: The entering roadway adds a separate lane.

    The two distinct arrows separated by a dashed line indicate an added lane. The roadways converge without requiring a merge at that point.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.46, printed page 183 (physical PDF 224). ↗

  17. You are traveling in the right lane when this sign appears. What roadway change does it warn of?

    Correct answer: The right lane ends ahead.

    The right-side line bends toward the continuing lane, indicating a reduction in lanes. This is a lane-ending warning, not traffic entering from a separate roadway.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.47, printed page 183 (physical PDF 224). ↗

  18. What does the pair of arrows pointing in opposite directions warn you about?

    Correct answer: Traffic moving in both directions on the roadway.

    The downward and upward arrows identify two-way traffic. Do not interpret them as two same-direction lanes or a turn-choice sign.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.51, printed page 189 (physical PDF 230). ↗

  19. What restriction begins where this yellow pennant is installed?

    Correct answer: A no-passing zone.

    The pennant-shaped NO PASSING ZONE sign marks the beginning of a no-passing zone. Its shape and message are different from a lane-ending or one-way sign.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.53, printed page 190 (physical PDF 231). ↗

  20. What does this word-message warning tell a driver in the right lane?

    Correct answer: The right traffic lane ends ahead.

    RIGHT LANE ENDS warns of a reduction in the number of traffic lanes. It does not mean merely a shoulder closure or a mandatory freeway exit.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.47, printed page 183 (physical PDF 224). ↗

  21. What does the small red octagon inside this yellow diamond mean?

    Correct answer: A stop sign controls the road farther ahead.

    This is Stop Ahead, an advance warning. It prepares you for the actual STOP control ahead; the yellow warning sign is not itself the stop location.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.35, printed page 177 (physical PDF 218). ↗

  22. Why is a yield-shaped symbol shown inside this yellow warning sign?

    Correct answer: A yield control is located ahead.

    Yield Ahead warns you to prepare for the yield control farther along your approach. It does not give your vehicle priority over crossing traffic.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.35, printed page 177 (physical PDF 218). ↗

  23. The sign in the image warns of which feature farther along the road?

    Correct answer: A traffic signal controlling the road ahead.

    Signal Ahead gives advance notice of traffic lights. It does not tell you which light will be showing when you arrive; respond to the actual signal.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.35, printed page 177 (physical PDF 218). ↗

  24. Which surface change is this sign warning you to expect?

    Correct answer: The road has a sharp rise ahead.

    BUMP warns of a sharp rise in the roadway profile. A DIP sign warns of a depression; PAVEMENT ENDS describes a surface-material change.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.26, printed page 173 (physical PDF 214). ↗

  25. What road shape does the pictured sign identify?

    Correct answer: A sharp depression in the roadway.

    DIP warns of a depression in the road profile. It is a surface warning rather than a lane-use instruction or a speed-limit sign.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.26, printed page 173 (physical PDF 214). ↗

  26. What change should you expect after this sign?

    Correct answer: The paved road changes to an unpaved surface.

    PAVEMENT ENDS warns that the paved surface changes to gravel-treated or earth roadway. It does not necessarily mean the road itself terminates.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.28, printed page 173 (physical PDF 214). ↗

  27. Which area and condition does the pictured sign warn about?

    Correct answer: Soft ground on the road shoulder.

    SOFT SHOULDER identifies a shoulder condition. It is not a statement that every traffic lane is unpaved or that a new numerical speed limit begins.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.29, printed page 173 (physical PDF 214). ↗

  28. What hazard is represented by the car and winding tracks on this sign?

    Correct answer: Unexpected slippery roadway conditions.

    The skidding-car symbol warns of slippery conditions, commonly when wet. Its winding tracks do not represent a curving route or lane-change arrows.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.30, printed page 175 (physical PDF 216). ↗

  29. What is the message of this yellow ROAD MAY FLOOD sign?

    Correct answer: The road ahead is subject to flooding.

    ROAD MAY FLOOD warns that a roadway section is subject to frequent flooding. The sign is a hazard warning, not permission or assurance that standing water is safe to cross.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.34, printed page 176 (physical PDF 217). ↗

  30. What does the 1000 FT on this orange sign tell you?

    Correct answer: Road work is approximately 1,000 feet ahead.

    ROAD WORK with a distance is an advance warning of work-related obstructions or restrictions ahead. The distance is not the length of the work zone or a speed limit.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 6H.03, printed page 802 (physical PDF 843). ↗

  31. You see the pictured orange sign before a work area. What should you expect?

    Correct answer: A flagger controlling traffic ahead.

    The flag-holding figure indicates a flagger ahead who controls traffic through the work area. The warning is not itself a command to pass another vehicle.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 6H.15, printed page 806 (physical PDF 847). ↗

  32. What does this round yellow sign identify?

    Correct answer: A railroad grade crossing farther ahead.

    The round yellow sign with an X and two Rs warns of a grade crossing ahead. It is different from the crossbuck located at the crossing and does not indicate that the tracks are unused.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 8B.06, printed page 1001 (physical PDF 1042). ↗

  33. What road alignment does the curved arrow on this yellow sign warn about?

    Correct answer: A curve to the left ahead.

    The Curve sign follows the direction of the roadway ahead. This arrow bends left; it is not a merging-lane or side-road symbol.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.07, printed page 155 (physical PDF 196); W1-2 illustration in Figure 2C-1, physical page 194. ↗

  34. What should you expect after the pictured winding-arrow warning?

    Correct answer: A series of curves in the road.

    The Winding Road sign warns of a series of changes in road alignment. Do not confuse its single winding arrow with the skidding-car symbol used for slippery conditions.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.07 paragraph 5, printed page 155 (physical PDF 196); W1-5 illustration in Figure 2C-1, physical page 194. ↗

  35. A series of these yellow-and-black chevrons lines the outside of a curve. What do they show?

    Correct answer: The direction the roadway curves.

    Chevron Alignment signs give added guidance through a turn or curve. These point left to show the alignment; they are not stop controls or permission to pass.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD, 11th Edition with Revision 1 (December 2025), Section 2C.08, printed page 158 (physical PDF 199); W1-8 illustration in Figure 2C-1, physical page 194. ↗

  36. The arrow curves around a dark obstruction on this sign. Which path should you take?

    Correct answer: Keep to the right of the median or divider.

    This regulatory sign directs traffic to the right of the upcoming median or lane divider. It is different from the warning symbol that allows traffic to flow on both sides.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 84 (physical PDF page 92) — Keep right of divider, sign grid. ↗

  37. A divider appears at the top of this warning symbol. What road change is ahead?

    Correct answer: A divided highway begins.

    The divider at the top indicates that opposing traffic will be separated ahead. Compare it with Divided Highway Ends, where the divider is at the bottom.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 84 (physical PDF page 92) — Divided highway begins, sign grid. ↗

  38. The divider is at the bottom of the pictured sign. What should you prepare for?

    Correct answer: The divided highway ends ahead.

    This symbol warns that physical separation between opposing traffic is ending. Do not mistake it for the beginning of a divided highway.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 84 (physical PDF page 92) — Divided highway ends, sign grid. ↗

  39. Which vehicle measurement matters when you approach the restriction shown in this picture?

    Correct answer: The vehicle’s height, including its load.

    Vertical arrows and a height warn about overhead clearance. Check the full vehicle and load height; the illustrated number is an example, not a clearance that applies to every road.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 84 (physical PDF page 92) — Maximum height, sign grid. ↗

  40. What does this school symbol with the downward-pointing arrow identify?

    Correct answer: The location of a school crossing.

    The school-crossing assembly uses the school symbol and a downward-pointing arrow to identify the crossing location. An AHEAD or distance plaque would instead give advance notice.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 84 (physical PDF page 92) — School crossing, sign grid. ↗

  41. A walking-person silhouette is shown on this yellow warning sign. What should you watch for?

    Correct answer: Pedestrians crossing or using the roadway.

    The walking-person warning calls attention to pedestrians. Unlike a red-circle prohibition sign, it does not mean that walking is forbidden.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 84 (physical PDF page 92) — Pedestrian crossing warning, sign grid. ↗

  42. What possible hazard is identified by the animal silhouette on this sign?

    Correct answer: Deer crossing the roadway.

    This sign warns of deer crossing. Stay alert for animals; it does not designate a parking area or restrict the road to agricultural vehicles.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 84 (physical PDF page 92) — Deer crossing, sign grid. ↗

  43. What road layout does the plus-shaped symbol warn you about?

    Correct answer: A crossroad intersection ahead.

    The intersecting lines represent a crossroad. This warning does not tell you which traffic control will govern the intersection or grant your vehicle priority.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 84 (physical PDF page 92) — Crossroad ahead, sign grid. ↗

  44. A short branch joins the main vertical line on this warning sign. Where does that side road enter?

    Correct answer: From the right.

    The branch on the right represents a side road joining from that direction. Watch for entering and turning traffic; the sign is not a requirement to turn right.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 84 (physical PDF page 92) — Side road from the right, sign grid. ↗

  45. The road you are on reaches the top bar of this T-shaped warning. What should you expect?

    Correct answer: Your road ends at a junction ahead.

    A T-intersection warning means the road ends at a crossroad. Prepare for the required change of direction and obey the signs and signals at the actual junction.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 84 (physical PDF page 92) — T intersection, sign grid. ↗

  46. Three curved arrows form a circle on this yellow sign. What is ahead?

    Correct answer: A circular intersection.

    This is advance warning of a circular intersection. Follow the actual approach signs and lane markings; the warning itself does not give entering vehicles priority.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 84 (physical PDF page 92) — Circular intersection ahead, sign grid. ↗

  47. What service does this blue sign with a white H identify?

    Correct answer: A hospital.

    The white H on a blue service sign identifies a hospital. Directional arrows or accompanying signs guide you to it; the letter is not a lane-use instruction.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 85 (physical PDF page 93) — Hospital guide sign, sign grid. ↗

  48. How does the red circle and slash change the meaning of the bicycle symbol?

    Correct answer: Bicycles are prohibited there.

    The red circle and slash make this a bicycle prohibition. It is not a yellow warning of bicycle activity or a guide to a bike route.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual, revised April 2026, printed page 84 (physical PDF page 92) — No bicycles, sign grid. ↗

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These questions use credited FHWA illustrations, with answer sources in the RMV sign grids or national symbol references. They are the same 48 questions included in short tests 9, 10 and 13 and the mixed Class D question set, not extra questions counted twice.

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