Road Sign Recognition Quiz

The eight-sided red sign is universally recognized as a stop sign, requiring drivers to come to a complete stop before proceeding.

The correct answer is 'YIELD the right-of-way.' This three-sided sign is the universal symbol for yielding to other drivers.

The round sign with a railroad crossing symbol indicates that there is a railroad crossing ahead. It is important for drivers to be alert and prepared to stop if necessary when approaching a railroad crossing to ensure safety.

Diamond-shaped signs are typically used to indicate warnings or hazards ahead on the road. They are meant to alert drivers to potential dangers and encourage cautious driving.

The sign commonly indicates the presence of a school zone or school crossing, alerting drivers to slow down and be cautious in the area.

The sign described is specifically placed at the beginning of a NO-PASSING ZONE where passing is prohibited. This sign is usually accompanied by 'no-passing' pavement markings indicating that overtaking or passing other vehicles is not allowed in that area for safety reasons.

Squares and rectangles are commonly used in traffic signs to convey regulatory or guide information to drivers. Triangles and circles do not typically serve this purpose, and stars are not commonly used in this context.

Regulatory signs such as STOP, YIELD, DO NOT ENTER or WRONG WAY are all colored red to indicate that they must be obeyed for traffic safety.

Regulatory signs typically have a white background with black lettering or symbols, making them easily distinguishable from other types of signs. These signs convey information about laws and regulations that drivers must follow.

Warning signs on the road are typically yellow in color to alert drivers of potential road conditions and hazards ahead, such as curves, slippery roads, or other dangers. Red is generally used for stop signs and lights, green for informational signs, and blue for motorist services and facilities.

Warning signs are typically orange in color to grab the attention of drivers and pedestrians and alert them to potential hazards on the road ahead. Blue, green, and yellow are not commonly used colors for warning signs.

Guide signs are typically green in color to provide drivers with important information about their location, directions, and distances.

Guide signs that provide information about services along the roadway are typically colored blue to help distinguish them from other types of signs.

Brown is the most commonly used color for parks and recreation signs as it is associated with nature and outdoor spaces.

Warning signs used for pedestrian crossings and school zones are typically yellow-green in color to attract attention and convey caution to drivers.

Pink is the designated color for traffic incident signing as it stands out among the typical colors used for road signs. Red is commonly associated with stop signs and regulatory signs, orange is used for construction or work zone signs, and yellow is used for warning signs. Pink is specifically chosen to alert drivers to unexpected incidents on the road.

An eight-sided (octagon) sign tells you to always make a full stop. You must make a complete stop at the stop line. If there is no stop line, stop before entering the crosswalk. If there is no crosswalk, stop before entering the intersection. Yield the right-of-way to pedestrians and closely approaching traffic. If it is an all-way STOP sign, wait your turn.

This sign with 'All-Way Stop' means there are four STOP signs at the intersection where traffic from all directions must stop.

The three-sided (triangle) sign tells you to give the right-of-way to all vehicles and pedestrians near you. Slow down to a safe speed and stop if necessary. When stopping, do so at a marked crosswalk or before entering the intersection.

The 'Do Not Enter' sign is posted on one-way streets and other roadways you are not allowed to enter. It is also seen when trying to enter an expressway ramp in the wrong direction.

The correct answer explains that the sign indicates a speed zone ahead with the upcoming speed limit. The three incorrect answers provide alternative scenarios that do not accurately describe the sign.

The correct answer is 'Speed Limit' as this sign shows maximum and minimum speed limits for all types of vehicles on freeways and limited access highways.

The 'Wrong Way' sign specifically indicates that your vehicle is moving in the wrong direction, typically found on expressway ramps and one-way streets.

The sign 'No U-Turn' is posted on divided highways or expressways to indicate that making a U-turn is not allowed at that location. Other options do not correctly describe the meaning of this sign.

The correct answer is 'No Right Turn.' This sign specifically prohibits vehicles from making right turns at the specified location. Left Turn Only, Straight Only, and No U-Turn are incorrect because they do not accurately represent the restriction indicated by the sign.

The sign with the 'One-Way' designation is used in areas where traffic is only allowed in the direction of the arrow. This sign is commonly found on one-way streets or driveways, indicating the flow of traffic.

The sign 'No Turn on Red' is used at some intersections to prohibit right turn on a red light or left turn on a red light at intersecting one-way streets. It may also show a red circle instead of the word red.

The correct answer is 'Divided Highway.' This sign is used on approaches to a divided highway, indicating that a median separates both directions of traffic.