Signs, Signals & Markings Quiz

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Assess recognition of shapes, colors, markings, and signal indications.

Multiple Choice

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Shape that universally signals STOP:

Octagon

Triangle

Diamond

Rectangle

Distinct octagon shape = stop.

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Fluorescent yellow-green signs emphasize:

Pedestrian / school / bicycle areas

Roadside services

Prohibitive actions

Recreation sites

High visibility for vulnerable users.

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Broken white lane line indicates:

Lane change permitted when safe

No passing either direction

Opposing traffic separation

Mandatory stop line

Same-direction separation allowing transitions.

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Double solid yellow center lines mean:

No passing either direction

Passing allowed if clear

Left turns banned

Only heavy vehicles may pass

Restricts passing; turning may still occur where safe.

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Flashing red signal requires:

Stop, then proceed when clear

Continue at posted speed

Speed up to clear intersection

Treat as green

Functions like a stop sign.

True / False

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Orange signs denote temporary work zones.

True

False

Work zone caution.

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A pentagon sign relates to school zones.

True

False

School crossings / zones.

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Solid white line permits lane change freely at all times.

False

True

Discourages lane change; not absolute prohibition.

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Green signs provide regulatory instructions.

False

True

Green = guidance; regulatory usually white.

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Flashing yellow requires a full stop.

False

True

Proceed with caution.

Scenario / Think & Reveal

1. You approach a flashing yellow at night with wet pavement. Action?

Reduce speed modestly, increase following gap, proceed scanning for cross traffic.

2. Pentagonal sign ahead in poor visibility. Preparation?

Slow slightly, scan for children/pedestrians, be prepared to stop.

3. Broken yellow on your side, solid on opposing. Passing?

Permitted if safe; opposing side cannot pass—verify visibility distance.

4. Work zone orange sign indicates lane shift. Strategy?

Signal early, reduce speed, increase space, follow temporary markings.

5. Railroad advance circular sign appears. What next?

Prepare for possible train; reduce speed, look & listen near tracks.

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