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  1. 1. At an intersection, a circular yellow signal is flashing. What does it require?
  2. 2. A circular red light is flashing at an intersection. How should you handle it?
  3. 3. An ordinary intersection traffic signal is completely dark in every signal head. What should you do?
  4. 4. Your signal turns green while a pedestrian is still lawfully crossing in the adjacent crosswalk. What must you do?
  5. 5. You have a green turn arrow, but a vehicle is still lawfully clearing the intersection. What should you do?
  6. 6. You face a steady red light and want to turn right. No sign prohibits the turn. What is required first?
  7. 7. After a full stop at a steady red light, which left turn may be permitted if no sign prohibits it and all yielding duties are met?
  8. 8. A stop sign has a clearly marked stop line before the crosswalk. Where should your vehicle stop?
  9. 9. The lane directly ahead has a red lane-control signal above it. May you enter?
  10. 10. A steady yellow light replaces the green indication. What does it warn you about?
  11. 11. What change in available road width should you expect?
    Yellow diamond with black ROAD NARROWS lettering.
  12. 12. What should you anticipate at the bridge ahead?
    Yellow diamond with black NARROW BRIDGE lettering.
  13. 13. What does this sign tell you about the bridge?
    Yellow diamond with black ONE LANE BRIDGE lettering.
  14. 14. What vehicle dimension should you check after seeing this sign?
    Yellow diamond with 12 feet 6 inches between an upward arrow and a downward arrow.
  15. 15. What does this sign tell you about continuing along this road?
    Yellow diamond with black DEAD END lettering.
  16. 16. What does this sign tell you about leaving the street network ahead?
    Yellow diamond with black NO OUTLET lettering.
  17. 17. What road classification change is approaching?
    Yellow rectangle with FREEWAY ENDS 1 MILE lettering.
  18. 18. What must traffic on this roadway prepare to do?
    Yellow rectangle with ALL TRAFFIC MUST EXIT lettering.
  19. 19. What traffic control should you expect ahead?
    Yellow diamond with an upward black arrow above a red eight-sided symbol.
  20. 20. What should you prepare to encounter at the next junction?
    Yellow diamond with an upward black arrow above a red-bordered downward triangle.
  21. 21. What surface feature is ahead?
    Yellow diamond with black BUMP lettering.
  22. 22. How does the road surface change here?
    Yellow diamond with black DIP lettering.
  23. 23. What change in road surfacing should you expect?
    Yellow diamond with black PAVEMENT ENDS lettering.
  24. 24. Which part of the roadway may not support your vehicle normally?
    Yellow diamond with black SOFT SHOULDER lettering.
  25. 25. What difference between neighboring lane surfaces should you expect?
    Yellow diamond with black UNEVEN LANES lettering.
  26. 26. Which road marking is absent ahead?
    Yellow diamond with black NO CENTER LINE lettering.
  27. 27. What should you be alert for at the edge of the pavement?
    Yellow diamond showing a tilted vehicle beside the edge of a black horizontal surface.
  28. 28. Which assumption should you avoid after seeing this sign?
    Yellow diamond with black NEW TRAFFIC PATTERN AHEAD lettering.
  29. 29. What lane change should you anticipate ahead?
    Yellow diamond with one straight black line and a second line bending toward it.
  30. 30. How will traffic from the joining road enter?
    Yellow diamond with two upward arrows separated by a dashed line; the right arrow curves inward from the lower right.
  31. 31. What does a yellow center line normally separate on a two-way roadway?
  32. 32. A broken yellow center line is beside your lane. What does it mean about passing across it?
  33. 33. There is a solid yellow line beside your lane and a broken yellow line beside opposing traffic. May you cross to pass?
  34. 34. The yellow line nearest you is broken; the line beside opposing traffic is solid. Which statement is correct?
  35. 35. What do two solid yellow center lines mean for a driver wanting to overtake by entering opposing traffic?
  36. 36. Two adjacent traffic lanes are separated by a white lane line. What do they normally have in common?
  37. 37. What does a normal broken white line between same-direction lanes indicate?
  38. 38. A single solid white line separates two same-direction travel lanes. What does that marking communicate?
  39. 39. You are approaching your exit, but double solid white lane lines separate you from the exit lane. What is the correct decision?
  40. 40. A center lane has left-turn arrows for both directions, with broken yellow lines inside solid yellow boundaries. What is it for?
  41. 41. A lane has broken double yellow lines on both sides. What must you check before using it?
  42. 42. A solid white line runs along the outside right edge of the roadway. What does it mark?
  43. 43. On a divided highway in your direction of travel, a solid yellow line follows the left roadside edge. What does it mark?
  44. 44. A wide dotted white line separates your lane from a lane signed EXIT ONLY. What should you plan for?
  45. 45. The triangular neutral area between freeway traffic and an exit ramp is outlined with channelizing lines. What is its purpose?
  46. 46. What shape is the sign shown?
    Red sign with white STOP lettering.
  47. 47. How should you respond when approaching this sign?
    Downward-pointing triangle with a red border and YIELD lettering.
  48. 48. What kind of information does this sign communicate?
    Yellow diamond with two opposing arrows separated by a rounded black shape at the top.
  49. 49. What does this sign identify?
    Five-sided yellow-green sign with two walking figures.
  50. 50. What does this sign warn you about?
    Round yellow sign with a black X and an R on each side.
  51. 51. What does the red circle and slash on this sign indicate?
    White square with a bicycle beneath a red circle and diagonal slash.
  52. 52. What does this sign tell an approaching driver?
    Red circle with a horizontal white bar and DO NOT ENTER lettering.
  53. 53. What does this sign tell you about your direction of travel?
    Red rectangle with white WRONG WAY lettering.
  54. 54. What does this pavement marking indicate?
    A row of six white triangles across a gray road surface, with points facing downward.
  55. 55. Which movement does this sign restrict?
    White square with a right-turn arrow beneath a red circle and diagonal slash.
  56. 56. What does the number on this sign represent?
    White rectangle with black SPEED LIMIT lettering and the number 50.
  57. 57. What kind of message does this sign communicate?
    White rectangle with a curved left arrow and ONLY lettering.
  58. 58. What should you expect beyond this sign?
    Orange diamond with a black figure using a shovel beside a mound.
  59. 59. What information does this sign provide?
    Green rectangle listing three airline names with NEXT LEFT lettering.
  60. 60. What does this sign help drivers locate?
    Blue square with a white fuel-pump symbol.
  61. 61. What kind of destination does this sign identify?
    Brown rectangle with Winter Sports lettering, a snowflake symbol, and a right arrow.
  62. 62. What change in the road does this sign warn about?
    Yellow diamond with two opposing arrows separated by a rounded black shape at the top.
  63. 63. What should you anticipate when you see this sign?
    Yellow diamond with an upward arrow and a branch joining it from the right.
  64. 64. How should you drive in wet conditions after seeing this sign?
    Yellow diamond with a car above two winding black tracks.
  65. 65. What should you be prepared for beyond this sign?
    Yellow diamond with red, yellow, and green circles stacked in a black rectangle.
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  1. At an intersection, a circular yellow signal is flashing. What does it require?

    Correct answer: Proceed only with caution

    Flashing yellow means proceed with caution. A flashing red signal, not flashing yellow, requires a stop followed by the stop-sign right-of-way rules.

    Source: §544.008(b) ↗

  2. A circular red light is flashing at an intersection. How should you handle it?

    Correct answer: Stop, then proceed only when the stop-sign right-of-way rules allow

    A flashing red signal requires a complete stop and the yielding rules that apply after a stop sign. It is not an automatic permission to enter after stopping.

    Source: §544.008(a) ↗

  3. An ordinary intersection traffic signal is completely dark in every signal head. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Stop as though facing a stop sign and enter only when safe

    Texas requires a stop at a nonfunctioning intersection signal. This rule has separate exceptions for a freeway entrance ramp signal and a pedestrian hybrid beacon.

    Source: §544.007(i) ↗

  4. Your signal turns green while a pedestrian is still lawfully crossing in the adjacent crosswalk. What must you do?

    Correct answer: Stop and yield to the pedestrian

    Green does not override the duty to protect pedestrians or sidewalk users lawfully in the intersection or adjacent crosswalk.

    Source: §544.007(b) ↗

  5. You have a green turn arrow, but a vehicle is still lawfully clearing the intersection. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Yield to that vehicle while entering cautiously in the arrow’s direction

    The arrow permits movement in its direction, but you must still yield to traffic lawfully using the intersection and protect lawful crosswalk users.

    Source: §544.007(c) ↗

  6. You face a steady red light and want to turn right. No sign prohibits the turn. What is required first?

    Correct answer: Stop, yield, and wait until the turn can be made safely

    A permitted right on red is conditional on a complete stop, yielding to lawful users and entering safely. A prohibitory sign removes this permission.

    Source: §544.007(d), (f) ↗

  7. After a full stop at a steady red light, which left turn may be permitted if no sign prohibits it and all yielding duties are met?

    Correct answer: From a one-way street onto another one-way street

    The Texas red-light left-turn provision requires both intersecting streets to be one-way and the left turn to be permissible.

    Source: §544.007(d)(2) ↗

  8. A stop sign has a clearly marked stop line before the crosswalk. Where should your vehicle stop?

    Correct answer: At the stop line before crossing it

    Use the marked stop line. Without one, stop before the near-side crosswalk; if neither exists, stop at the nearest safe viewing point before the intersecting roadway.

    Source: §544.010(c) ↗

  9. The lane directly ahead has a red lane-control signal above it. May you enter?

    Correct answer: No; do not enter or travel in that lane

    A red overhead lane-direction signal prohibits entering or traveling in that lane. An empty-looking lane is not permission to use it.

    Source: §544.009 ↗

  10. A steady yellow light replaces the green indication. What does it warn you about?

    Correct answer: The green movement is ending and a red indication is coming

    Steady yellow warns that the previously authorized green movement is ending. It is not an instruction to accelerate.

    Source: §544.007(e) ↗

  11. What change in available road width should you expect?

    Correct answer: A narrower roadway ahead

    This warning concerns the width of the road ahead, not vehicle height or a complete closure.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-5 — W5-1 Road narrows ↗

  12. What should you anticipate at the bridge ahead?

    Correct answer: A bridge with a narrower roadway

    NARROW BRIDGE warns about the roadway width at the bridge. It is different from a drawbridge or clearance warning.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-5 — W5-2 Narrow bridge ↗

  13. What does this sign tell you about the bridge?

    Correct answer: Its roadway has only one lane

    The warning identifies a bridge with only one lane. It does not by itself turn the entire road into a one-way street or grant you priority over approaching traffic.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-5 — W5-3 One lane bridge ↗

  14. What vehicle dimension should you check after seeing this sign?

    Correct answer: Vertical clearance

    Opposing vertical arrows and a height identify a clearance warning. The number on this example is not the clearance of every bridge or overhead obstruction.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-5 — W12-2 Low clearance ↗

  15. What does this sign tell you about continuing along this road?

    Correct answer: The road ends rather than continuing through

    DEAD END identifies a road that terminates. It is not a sign directing traffic to a new through route.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-5 — W14-1 Dead end ↗

  16. What does this sign tell you about leaving the street network ahead?

    Correct answer: They do not provide a through route out

    NO OUTLET warns that the road network ahead does not lead through to another exit. It is not the same instruction as DO NOT ENTER.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-5 — W14-2 No outlet ↗

  17. What road classification change is approaching?

    Correct answer: The freeway ends one mile ahead

    Read both the road-status message and the distance. The one-mile wording is an example of an advance warning, not a universal distance.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-5 — W19-1 Freeway ends ahead ↗

  18. What must traffic on this roadway prepare to do?

    Correct answer: Prepare to leave the roadway using the indicated exit route

    The message applies to all traffic, rather than only vehicles already in an optional exit lane. Follow the posted route rather than assuming a through route remains available.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-5 — W19-5 All traffic must exit ↗

  19. What traffic control should you expect ahead?

    Correct answer: It warns that a stop sign is ahead

    The yellow diamond provides advance warning. The red octagonal sign at the stopping location is the regulatory STOP sign.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-6 — W3-1 Stop ahead ↗

  20. What should you prepare to encounter at the next junction?

    Correct answer: A yield sign is ahead

    The arrow and yield symbol are an advance warning of a yield sign. They do not grant the approaching driver right-of-way.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-6 — W3-2 Yield ahead ↗

  21. What surface feature is ahead?

    Correct answer: A raised irregularity in the road

    A bump is a raised surface irregularity. Compare it with DIP, which identifies a depression.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-6 — W8-1 Bump ↗

  22. How does the road surface change here?

    Correct answer: A depression in the road surface

    DIP warns of a low depression in the roadway rather than a raised bump or a change in lane count.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-6 — W8-2 Dip ↗

  23. What change in road surfacing should you expect?

    Correct answer: A transition away from a paved surface

    The message concerns the road surface. Do not confuse the end of pavement with a DEAD END warning.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-6 — W8-3 Pavement ends ↗

  24. Which part of the roadway may not support your vehicle normally?

    Correct answer: The shoulder beside the travel lane

    The warning applies to the shoulder surface beside the traveled roadway. It is not an invitation to use that area as an extra lane.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-6 — W8-4 Soft shoulder ↗

  25. What difference between neighboring lane surfaces should you expect?

    Correct answer: Adjacent lane surfaces at different levels

    The warning refers to a difference in lane-surface elevation, not a difference in speed limits or who may use each lane.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-6 — W8-11 Uneven lanes ↗

  26. Which road marking is absent ahead?

    Correct answer: The road has no centerline marking

    An absent centerline is the condition being warned about. It does not establish one-way operation or unrestricted passing permission.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-6 — W8-12 No center line ↗

  27. What should you be alert for at the edge of the pavement?

    Correct answer: A lower shoulder next to the pavement edge

    The symbol and plaque warn of an elevation drop at the shoulder, rather than a required lane maneuver.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-6 — W8-17 Shoulder drop-off ↗

  28. Which assumption should you avoid after seeing this sign?

    Correct answer: That the old lane arrangement still applies

    The warning alerts familiar drivers as well as new visitors to a changed arrangement ahead. Pay attention to current signs and markings instead of relying on memory.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-6 — W23-2 New traffic pattern ↗

  29. What lane change should you anticipate ahead?

    Correct answer: One lane ends instead of continuing separately

    The taper shows a lane ending. On the added-lane symbol, the incoming path continues as a separate lane alongside the through lane.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-8 — W4-2 Lane ends ↗

  30. How will traffic from the joining road enter?

    Correct answer: Entering traffic has an added lane

    The separate continuing paths distinguish an added lane from the merging-traffic warning, where the incoming path joins the through path.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-8 — W4-3 Added lane ↗

  31. What does a yellow center line normally separate on a two-way roadway?

    Correct answer: Traffic moving in opposite directions

    Yellow center lines separate opposing traffic. Their solid or broken pattern then tells you whether crossing for passing is permitted.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.01, paragraphs 1 and 4 ↗

  32. A broken yellow center line is beside your lane. What does it mean about passing across it?

    Correct answer: Passing may be allowed when otherwise lawful and safe

    A broken yellow center line can permit passing with care. It does not remove sight-distance, oncoming-traffic or other legal restrictions.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.01, paragraph 4(A) ↗

  33. There is a solid yellow line beside your lane and a broken yellow line beside opposing traffic. May you cross to pass?

    Correct answer: No; your side is the no-passing side

    For a solid-and-broken yellow pair, passing across the center line is prohibited from the solid side. Traffic next to the broken side may pass with care when otherwise lawful.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.01, paragraph 4(B) ↗

  34. The yellow line nearest you is broken; the line beside opposing traffic is solid. Which statement is correct?

    Correct answer: You may pass across it if the maneuver is lawful and safe

    The broken side can permit passing with care; the solid side cannot. Check for enough clear roadway and any other restrictions before moving left.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.01, paragraph 4(B) ↗

  35. What do two solid yellow center lines mean for a driver wanting to overtake by entering opposing traffic?

    Correct answer: Passing across the lines is prohibited in both directions

    Double solid yellow center lines mark a no-passing zone for both directions. This question concerns passing, not separate rules for a lawful driveway turn.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.01, paragraph 4(C) ↗

  36. Two adjacent traffic lanes are separated by a white lane line. What do they normally have in common?

    Correct answer: They carry traffic in the same direction

    White lane lines separate lanes traveling in the same direction. Read the line pattern and signs to determine whether a lane change is appropriate.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.04, paragraph 1 ↗

  37. What does a normal broken white line between same-direction lanes indicate?

    Correct answer: A lane change may be made with care

    A broken white lane line permits crossing with care. Signal, check the adjacent lane and blind spot, and change only when there is a safe opening.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.04, paragraph 5 ↗

  38. A single solid white line separates two same-direction travel lanes. What does that marking communicate?

    Correct answer: Crossing the lane line is discouraged

    A single solid white lane line discourages crossing. Do not confuse it with a double solid white line, which is used where crossing is prohibited.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.04, paragraphs 20 and 30 ↗

  39. You are approaching your exit, but double solid white lane lines separate you from the exit lane. What is the correct decision?

    Correct answer: Do not cross them; continue to a lawful route

    Double solid white lane lines mark a prohibition on crossing. A missed exit is not a reason to make an unsafe or prohibited last-second lane change.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.04, paragraph 30 ↗

  40. A center lane has left-turn arrows for both directions, with broken yellow lines inside solid yellow boundaries. What is it for?

    Correct answer: Left-turn maneuvers by traffic from either direction

    Those markings identify a two-way left-turn lane. It is not an extra through or passing lane, and opposing drivers may also be using it to turn.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.03, paragraphs 3–5 ↗

  41. A lane has broken double yellow lines on both sides. What must you check before using it?

    Correct answer: The signs and lane-control signals for its current direction

    Broken double yellow boundaries identify a reversible lane. Signs or lane-use control signals show how it may be used at the current time.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.03, paragraphs 1–2 ↗

  42. A solid white line runs along the outside right edge of the roadway. What does it mark?

    Correct answer: The right-hand edge of the roadway

    A right edge line is normally solid white. It helps identify the roadway edge, especially when visibility is poor; it does not create another through lane beyond it.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.06, paragraphs 4 and 6 ↗

  43. On a divided highway in your direction of travel, a solid yellow line follows the left roadside edge. What does it mark?

    Correct answer: The left-hand edge of that roadway

    A solid yellow left edge line is used on divided highways, one-way roadways and ramps. Its position distinguishes an edge line from a center line separating opposing lanes.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.06, paragraph 3 ↗

  44. A wide dotted white line separates your lane from a lane signed EXIT ONLY. What should you plan for?

    Correct answer: The adjacent lane leaves the through roadway

    Dotted white lane-drop markings help distinguish a lane that becomes a mandatory exit or turn from continuing through lanes. Read the signs early and choose your lane safely.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.04, paragraphs 6 and 13 ↗

  45. The triangular neutral area between freeway traffic and an exit ramp is outlined with channelizing lines. What is its purpose?

    Correct answer: To separate and guide traffic, not serve as an extra lane

    Channelizing lines define the neutral gore area and guide the paths of through and exiting traffic. Plan ahead rather than using this space as a shortcut.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 §3B.05, paragraphs 4–5 ↗

  46. What shape is the sign shown?

    Correct answer: Octagon

    The eight-sided octagon is reserved for STOP signs.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2B-1 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  47. How should you respond when approaching this sign?

    Correct answer: Slow down and give the right-of-way when needed

    A YIELD sign gives priority to road users who would conflict with your path. Reduce speed, check for vehicles, bicyclists, and pedestrians, and stop if needed. Traffic behind you does not remove your duty to yield.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2B-1 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  48. What kind of information does this sign communicate?

    Correct answer: A hazard or road condition ahead

    Diamond-shaped yellow signs warn of conditions or hazards ahead.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2C-5 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  49. What does this sign identify?

    Correct answer: A school area or school crossing

    The pentagon shape is used for school areas and school crossings.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 7B-1 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  50. What does this sign warn you about?

    Correct answer: A railroad crossing ahead

    The circular railroad advance-warning sign tells you to slow, look, listen, and prepare to stop.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 8B-4 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  51. What does the red circle and slash on this sign indicate?

    Correct answer: The action is prohibited

    The symbol inside shows an action that is not allowed.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2B-11 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  52. What does this sign tell an approaching driver?

    Correct answer: Do not enter this road or ramp

    The sign prohibits entry from the direction where it is posted.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2B-11 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  53. What does this sign tell you about your direction of travel?

    Correct answer: You are traveling against the legal direction of traffic

    A WRONG WAY sign faces traffic that has entered or is moving against the permitted direction.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2B-11 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  54. What does this pavement marking indicate?

    Correct answer: Where approaching traffic must yield or stop when required

    A yield line marks where approaching vehicles should yield or stop when necessary; the triangles point toward approaching traffic.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 3B-16 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  55. Which movement does this sign restrict?

    Correct answer: The indicated turn is prohibited

    A red circle and slash over a movement symbol prohibits that movement.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2B-4 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  56. What does the number on this sign represent?

    Correct answer: The maximum lawful speed under normal conditions

    A posted SPEED LIMIT sign states the maximum lawful speed; California’s Basic Speed Law can require a lower speed when conditions are unsafe.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2B-3 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  57. What kind of message does this sign communicate?

    Correct answer: A rule or regulation

    White rectangular signs commonly state rules drivers must obey.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2B-4 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  58. What should you expect beyond this sign?

    Correct answer: Road workers or maintenance activity

    The worker-with-shovel symbol warns of workers ahead. Adjust speed for conditions and watch for people and equipment.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 6F-4, sheet 3 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  59. What information does this sign provide?

    Correct answer: Directions, routes, and destinations

    Green guide signs help with routes, distances, exits, and destinations.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2D-1 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  60. What does this sign help drivers locate?

    Correct answer: Motorist services

    Blue signs often point to services such as fuel, food, lodging, or medical help.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2I-1 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  61. What kind of destination does this sign identify?

    Correct answer: Recreational or cultural destinations

    Brown guide signs are used for parks, recreation, and cultural-interest locations.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2M-2 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  62. What change in the road does this sign warn about?

    Correct answer: A divided roadway begins ahead

    A divided roadway is ahead. On the similar divided-highway-ends sign, the median symbol is at the bottom instead.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2C-5 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  63. What should you anticipate when you see this sign?

    Correct answer: Traffic entering your lane area

    Watch for traffic joining the roadway and adjust speed or space when safe.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2C-8 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  64. How should you drive in wet conditions after seeing this sign?

    Correct answer: Reduce speed and avoid sudden maneuvers

    Wet pavement may reduce traction, so slow down and steer or brake smoothly.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2C-6 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

  65. What should you be prepared for beyond this sign?

    Correct answer: Expect a signal and be ready to stop

    The warning gives you time to notice the upcoming signal and adjust safely.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD Figure 2C-6 — national sign or marking meaning ↗

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