Virginia's Learner's Permit Practice Test: Part 1 Signs

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In Virginia before you get that driving license you will first get a learners permit. To get the permit you need to pass a series of tests. The quiz below is designed to help you practice road signs. Give it a try and refresh your memory. All the best as you do!

Virginias Learners Permit Practice Test: Part 1 Signs - Quiz

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  • 2. 
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    • Slippery When It Has Rained This Amount

    • Traffic Signals Ahead

    • The Overpass Ahead Has A Low Clearance

    • Side Road

    Correct Answer
    A. The Overpass Ahead Has A Low Clearance
  • 3. 
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    • Bicycle Path

    • Watch For PeopleCrossing Your Path

    • School-Zone

    • Business District

    Correct Answer
    A. Watch For PeopleCrossing Your Path
  • 4. 
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    • Deer Crossing

    • Come To A Complete Stop At The Sign

    • Slow Down and proceed with caution

    • Railroad crossing

    Correct Answer
    A. Come To A Complete Stop At The Sign
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Come To A Complete Stop At The Sign". This means that when encountering a deer crossing sign, drivers should stop completely before proceeding. This is important because deer are known to frequently cross roads, and stopping allows drivers to assess the situation and ensure that it is safe to proceed. It is important to follow this instruction to prevent accidents and ensure the safety of both drivers and the deer.

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    • You Are Approaching A Railroad Crossing

    • Slow Down Or Stop. And Proceed With Caution

    • Do not drive past, turn around

    • U-Turn Prohibited

    Correct Answer
    A. You Are Approaching A Railroad Crossing
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    • Divided Highway Begins

    • Steep Grade Adjoining a railroad bed may create a hang-up

    • A Steep Grade Is Ahead

    • Right Lane Ends Soon

    Correct Answer
    A. A Steep Grade Is Ahead
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    • Traffic Flows Only In The Direction Of The Arrow

    • Keep To The Side Indicated By The Arrow

    • Lane is Reserved For Buses

    • School Zone

    Correct Answer
    A. Keep To The Side Indicated By The Arrow
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    • The Maximum safe speed for an entrance or exit on the expressway

    • Maximum legal speed that you may travel on the road where this sign is posted

    • You Must Go Atleast This Speed

    • Speed Limit

    Correct Answer
    A. The Maximum safe speed for an entrance or exit on the expressway
  • 9. 
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    • Advisiory: Maximum safe speed

    • No Left Turn

    • Traffic Flows Only In The Direction Of The Arrow

    • Keep to the Side Indicated By The Arrow

    Correct Answer
    A. Traffic Flows Only In The Direction Of The Arrow
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    • Caution

    • Traffic Signals

    • Advisory Sign

    • You may not pass cars ahead of you in your lane

    Correct Answer
    A. You may not pass cars ahead of you in your lane

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