Traffic Signs

Question 1

Red used with white

Answer 1

conveys stop, yield, do not, and no.

Question 2

Black used with white

Answer 2

conveys regulatory information. Speed limit, do not pass, no turns are examples

Question 3

Yellow used with black conveys

Answer 3

a warning. Curve ahead, stop ahead, overhead clearances, and slippery when wet are all examples.

Question 4

Green and white, blue and white, and brown and white signs are used to provide

Answer 4

helpful information

Question 5

Orange and black and pink and black signs are used to

Answer 5

advise and warn in construction (orange) and incident (pink) areas

Question 6

Octagon (Stop):

Answer 6

means stop. You must come to a complete stop at the sign

Question 7

Triangle (Yield)

Answer 7

You must slow down as you come to the intersection. Be prepared to stop. Let any vehicles, pedestrians or bicyclists safely pass before you proceed

Question 8

Rectangle (Regulatory or Guide)

Answer 8

Vertical signs generally give instructions or tell you the law. Horizontal signs may give directions or information.

Question 9

Diamond (Warning):

Answer 9

These signs warn you of special conditions or hazards ahead. Slow down and drive with caution. Be ready to stop.

Question 10

Pentagon (School Zone/School Crossing):

Answer 10

This five-sided shape marks school zones and warns you about school crossings. Two signs may be used together to show the actual location of the crosswalk.