Signs and markings questions
A sign's shape and color tell you what kind of sign it is before you read a word. These questions cover regulatory and warning signs, work-zone orange, fluorescent pink and yellow-green, the No Passing Zone pennant and the slow-moving vehicle sign.
Each question below covers one rule from the Maryland Driver's Manual. Answer it, see why the other answers are wrong, and follow the link to the manual page.
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16 questions
- An eight-sided sign means a full stop
- YIELD sign means slow and give way
- Five-sided sign means a school zone
- Diamond-shaped signs warn of hazards
- Round sign or crossbuck means railroad
- Upright rectangles give rules
- Do Not Enter sign
- Wrong Way sign
- Merge and lane-ends warning signs
- Slow-moving vehicle sign
- Regulatory signs must be obeyed
- Orange signs mean a work zone
- Where to stop at a STOP sign
- Fluorescent pink and yellow-green signs
- Pennant sign: no passing zone
- Who can overrule a sign or signal
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