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Heaviest on Traffic Signs & Signals (6 of 20) — that is the section to revise first if you miss several here.
Every question here applies nationwide.
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Answer: Headlights and wipers
Turn on wipers and headlights (your state requires headlights when wipers are needed for weather).
Answer: Narrow bridge ahead
A narrow-bridge warning — the bridge ahead is narrower than the road; use caution.
Answer: A school zone or school crossing
The pentagon shape marks a school zone or school crossing ahead.
Answer: Slow down and prepare to yield to traffic already in the circle
Slow on approach and yield to circulating traffic before entering.
Answer: Steadily worsens — judgment, coordination, and reaction decline
The more you drink, the worse your driving ability becomes — there is no safe amount before driving.
Answer: Yield to traffic already in the circle
Yield to vehicles already circulating, then enter into a gap. Traffic flows counter-clockwise.
Answer: A railroad crossing
A round yellow sign is the advance warning for a railroad crossing.
Answer: When the red lights stop flashing and the bus begins to move
Remain stopped until the flashing red lights are off and the bus moves or signals you on.
Answer: Traffic flows in one direction — the way the arrow points
A one-way sign means traffic moves only in the direction of the arrow.
Answer: Low beams
Use low beams in fog — high beams reflect back and reduce visibility.
Answer: Keeping the windshield and windows clear
Use the defroster to keep glass clear for good visibility.
Answer: Look twice for motorcycles — they're small and easy to miss
Motorcycles are easy to miss. Look carefully — 'look twice' — for them before turning.
Answer: Reflects back and reduces visibility — use low beams
High beams reflect off fog into your eyes; low beams are better.
Answer: No — you must never exceed the speed limit
You must never exceed the speed limit, even to pass.
Answer: Mislead other drivers about your intentions
A signal left on misleads others — cancel it after your maneuver.
Answer: A high-occupancy vehicle (carpool) lane
The diamond marks an HOV (carpool) lane, reserved for vehicles with a required number of occupants.
Answer: The oncoming car going straight
A driver turning left must yield to oncoming traffic going straight through.
Answer: Stop or slow down
Left arm bent downward = stop or slow down.
Answer: Arrange a designated driver or ride in advance
Plan a sober ride before you drink — don't decide after.
Answer: A winding road — a series of curves ahead
This warns of a winding road (several curves). Reduce speed.
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