Driver's Ed Test: Chapter 2

Front 1

Information on routes, service areas, and points of interest are provided on a

Back 1

Guide sign

Front 2

A______tells you about the laws that you must obey

Back 2

Regulatory Sign

Front 3

To keep traffic moving, a ______ is set on some primary highways and expressways.

Back 3

Minimum speed limit

Front 4

A yellow, diamond - shaped sign that alerts you to possible hazards is called a

Back 4

Warning sign

Front 5

Two signs used in a ______alert drivers to children who might dart out into the street without looking

Back 5

School zone

Front 6

Obey the _______ when traffic, roadway, or weather conditions are bad

Back 6

Basic speed law

Front 7

To help drivers make safe left turns in the middle of the block, a ______lane is used in many cities

Back 7

Shared left turn

Front 8

Special conditions such as a sharp curve are often posted with a(n) _____ sign.

Back 8

Advisory speed limit

Front 9

At some intersections, a ________ alerts drivers to dangerous conditions

Back 9

Flashing signal

Front 10

Painted solid lines, broken lines, arrows, or words are called

Back 10

Roadway markings

Front 11

Changes in travel direction during rush hour traffic is indicated by a ________light hanging overhead

Back 11

Lane signal

Front 12

When a traffic signal is red, the _______law allows a driver to turn right

Back 12

Right turn on red

Front 13

Drivers who travel from country to country can understand the meaning of ____________ because they use symbols rather than words

Back 13

International signs

Front 14

At heavily traveled intersections, a _________ is mounted near traffic lights

Back 14

Pedestrian signal

Front 15

All _______ have specific colors to help traffic flow smoothly

Back 15

Traffic signals

Front 16

Colors: Construction or Detour

Back 16

Orange

Front 17

Colors: Stop, yield, or prohibited

Back 17

Red

Front 18

Colors: Motorist Service

Back 18

Blue

Front 19

Colors: Information on routes and distances

Back 19

Green

Front 20

Warning, danger ahead

Back 20

Yellow

Front 21

T/F: When two drivers stop at the same time at an intersection, the driver on the right should go first

Back 21

True

Front 22

T/F: The posted maximum speed limit is safe for any driving conditions

Back 22

False

Front 23

A diamond shaped sign warns drivers of conditions such as a divided highway or deer crossing

Back 23

True

Front 24

The sign with a black "X" and two "R's" warns drivers of a railroad crossing ahead

Back 24

True

Front 25

At intersections where a stop line and pedestrian crosswalk are marked, you must stop at the pedestrian crosswalk

Back 25

False

Front 26

Drivers must come to a full stop at a red flashing light

Back 26

True

Front 27

The flashing pedestrian signal alerts drivers to pedestrians in the crosswalk

Back 27

False

Front 28

YIELD signs and STOP signs are examples of regulatory signs

Back 28

True

Front 29

Interstate routes heading east or west are odd-numbered

Back 29

False

Front 30

A yellow pennant shaped sign and solid yellow line are used in no passing zones

Back 30

True

Front 31

Best Action: the road is divided with two solid yellow lines and you want to pass

Back 31

Continue in your lane

Front 32

You see red raised roadway markers in the road ahead

Back 32

Pull off the roadway immediately

Front 33

You are traveling at the maximum speed limit and it starts snowing

Back 33

Reduce speed

Front 34

There is no other traffic as you approach a red flashing light

Back 34

Come to a full stop

Front 35

You are traveling at 35 mph when you see a school zone sign

Back 35

Reduce speed

Front 36

A two way roadway is divided by a shared left turn lane and you want to turn left

Back 36

Change lanes

Front 37

The roadway in your lane has a left turn arrow. You want to turn right.

Back 37

Change lanes

Front 38

The traffic light turns yellow as you enter the intersection

Back 38

Proceed with caution

Front 39

The traffic light is green but a traffic control officer is signaling you to stop

Back 39

Come to a full stop

Front 40

Driving late at night you feel rumble strip under your tires

Back 40

Steer toward the center of the roadway

Front 41

You are traveling in far right lane. The sign ahead warns you that the lane is ending.

Back 41

Change lanes

Front 42

You approach an intersection with a flashing yellow light.

Back 42

Proceed with caution

Front 43

You arrive at a four - way stop at the same time as the driver to the right

Back 43

Yield to the other driver

Front 44

The lane you are traveling in has a green arrow pointing toward your intended path of travel

Back 44

Continue in your lane