Driver's Education Flashcards
red
stop or prohibitation
green
indicated movements permitted, direction guidance
blue
motorist services guidance
yellow
general warning
black
regulation
white
regulation
orange
construction and maintenance warning
brown
public recreation and scenic guidance
STOP
stop completely before the crosswalk of intersection. If you stop behind a car at a stop sign, you still have to stop again when you approach the stop sign.
4-WAY or ALL WAY
added to a stop sign indicates that all approaching traffic to this intersection must stop.
YIELD
the road you are on joins with another road ahead. Slow down or stop if necessary so that you can yield the right-of-way to vehicles on the other road.
SCHOOL ZONE
the speed is shown to tell you to go no more than that speed and to watch for children carefully
DETOUR
you would go a different way to get where you need to go.
OCTAGON
exclusively for stop signs
HORIZONTAL RECTANGLE
generally for guide signs
EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE
exclusively for yield sings
PENNANT
advance warning of No Passing Zones
Diamond
exclusively to warn of existing or possible hazards on roadways or adjacent areas
VERTICAL RECTANGLE
generally for regulatory signs
PENTAGON
school advance and school crossing signs
ROUND
railroad advance waring signs
is liability insurance required?
yes
what is it called when a driver slows down in order to see a crash on the side of the road?
rubber necking
how many feet of water will carry most cars?
2 feet of water
what is a test that can help you determine your tire pressure? (it involves a penny)
the penny test
do you use high beams or low beams when in fog?
low beams
what does a red painted curb mean?
cannot park here
what does a blue painted curb mean?
handicapped parking
should you be driving faster or slower when in the right lane?
faster