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75 Cards in this Set
- Front
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slow down or stop
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right turn
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left turn
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this triangular emblem is displayed on the rear of vehicles that operate at speeds of 25 mph or less. reduce speed and approach cautiously
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red car cannot pass
(right shoulder of the highway) |
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red car cannot pass
(a hill where there is not 700-1000 feet clear distance ahead) |
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red car cannot pass
(when cannot be completed without interfering with the safety of an oncoming vehicle) |
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red car cannot pass
(solid yellow line means no passing) |
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red car cannot pass
(when school bus has its flashing lights on) |
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red car cannot pass
(when within 100 feet of an intersection) |
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right of way
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yield to the car on the right
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right of way
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yield to oncoming traffic that is a hazard when turning left
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right of way
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yield to all traffic on the protected route
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right of way
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stop and yield to all traffic on the protected route
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right of way
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yield to everything caught in the intersection
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right of way
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stop or yield when entering a street from a driveway
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pavement markings-centerline
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single broken yellow lines
mark the centerline for two lanes of traffic; drive to the right; can pass when needed and only when safe |
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pavement markings-centerline
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double solid yellow lines
mark the center of a roadway where passing is prohibited; only make left turn into or from a road |
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pavement markings-centerline
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no passing lines
indicates zones where passing is not allowed; only cross the line to turn into or from a road |
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lane markings
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single dashed white lane lines
may be crossed; separates lanes of traffic moving in the same direction; required to drive between these lines |
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lane markings
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single solid white lines
movement from lane to lane is hazardous; wider the liner, greater the hazard; only cross in unusual circumstances with great care |
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lane markings
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double solid white lines
movement from lane to lane is prohibited; no matter what do not cross |
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lane markings
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red pavement markings
reflectors indicate a roadway must not be used |
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lane markings
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edgelines
solid white or yellow lines lines along the edge of a roadway used as a safty guide; white lines on the right, yellow on the left; only on divided streets and highways |
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line markings
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stop lines
solid white lines across traffic at intersections and pedestrian crossings; show where to stop |
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line markings
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crosswalk lines
shows pedestrians where to safely cross the road; you must stop for pedestrians at crosswalks |
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line markings
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two-way left turn channelization markings
combination of yellow solid and dashed lines; center of a roadway; left turn maneuvers only |
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line markings
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obstruction markings
solid lines painted in the traffic lines around obstructions; yellow or white; may pass either side of white; only to the right of yellow |
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lane markings
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directional markings
white arrows or words; move only in the direction shown by the arrow; when multiple arrows are shown you may choose |
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lane markings
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railroad crossing markings
white markings before railroad crossings; large x and two r's, solid yellow centerline, white stop line; stop before the tracks |
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lane markings
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traffic island markings
different designs; used to direct you into separate traffic lanes; called "safety islands" when used to protect pedestrians; you should never drive into/across a traffic island |
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traffic signals
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red light
stop |
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traffic signals
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yellow light
yield |
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traffic signals
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green light
go |
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traffic signals
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red arrow
equivalent of a red light for one lane of traffic |
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traffic signals
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yellow arrow
equivalent of a yellow light for one lane of traffic |
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traffic signals
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green arrow
equivalent of a green light for one lane of traffic |
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traffic signals
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combination signal
combine standard signals |
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traffic signals
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red flashing signal
same meaning as a stop sign |
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traffic signals
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yellow flashing signal
proceed only with caution |
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traffic signals
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the red "x"
must not use that lane because that lane is being used by traffic proceeding in the opposite direction |
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traffic signals
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the green arrow
you may use that lane |
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traffic signals
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the yellow "x"
move out of the lane of traffic because it will be used for traffic coming in the opposite direction |
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pedestrian signals
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dont walk
pedestrians must not enter a roadway; if flashing, similar to yellow light |
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pedestrian signals
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dont walk + walk
which ever is lit, that is the one that applies |
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pedestrian signals
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walk
a pedestrian may cross a roadway |
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traffic signs
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the color red
an action is prohibited; various shapes |
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traffic signs
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the color yellow
a warning of hazardous or dangerous conditions; normally diamond shaped sign |
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traffic signs
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the color orange
a warning concerning road work; rectangular or diamond shaped signs |
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traffic sign
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the color black
a required action; always rectangular |
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traffic sign
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the color white
a required action; always rectangular |
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traffic sign
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the color green
guide and information signs; mostly rectangular signs |
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traffic sign
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the color blue
guide and information signs; mostly rectangular signs |
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traffic sign
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the color brown
guide and information signs; mostly rectangular signs |
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regulatory signs
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stop sign
8 sided white on red sign; indicates other traffic has the right of way; must bring vehicle to a complete stop and yield |
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regulatory signs
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yield sign
triangular red and white sign; indicates that other traffic has the right of way |
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regulatory signs
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speed limit signs
rectangular black and white signs; show the maximum and minimum speed limits; cannot surpass these boundaries |
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regulatory signs
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reduced speed ahead signs
rectangular black and white signs; give you advance notice to slow your vehicle before a change in max/min speeds |
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regulatory signs
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lane use control signs
rectangular black and white signs; show that turning movements are required; only drive the direction indicated |
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regulatory signs
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do not pass signs
rectangular black and white signs; you must not pass another vehicle where these signs are posted |
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regulatory signs
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no passing zone signs
pennant shaped yellow signs; supplement to do not pass signs; left side of the road; points to the beginning of a no-passing zone |
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regulatory signs
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pass with care signs
rectangular black and white signs; end of a no-passing zone |
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regulatory signs
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other alignment signs
rectangular black and white signs; show where you must drive to permit safe traffic |
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regulatory signs
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exclusion signs
rectangular signs; either a red circle on a white back ground red diagonal on b/w background; restrict vehicles |
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regulatory signs
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other regulatory signs
rectangular with black or red letters on white background; they restrict stuff |
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regulatory signs
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warning signs
dangers that exist or may be found on/near a road; be prepared; black and yellow diamond shape |
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warning sign
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school
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warning sign
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school crossing
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warning sign
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traffic signal ahead
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guide and information signs
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information about your location, and the location of other things
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construction and maintenance signs
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used to notify drivers or unusual/potentially dangers conditions in/near work areas; diamond/rectangular shape
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construction and maintenance signs
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channelizing devices
to alert drivers of unusual or potentially dangerous conditions at work areas to guide them safely through a work zone; at night they have lights; stripes going down-left = pass to the left; stripes going down-right = pass to the right |
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construction and maintenance signs
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flashing arrow panels
in work zones to guide drivers into certain lanes; to inform them that a part of the road ahead is closed |
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construction and maintenance signs
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flagpersons
used in work zones to stop/slow/guide traffic through the area; these two mean traffic stop |
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construction and maintenance signs
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flagpersons
used in work zones to stop/slow/guide traffic through the area; these two mean traffic proceed |