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Signals, Signs & Markings — NCDMV Practice Questions

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2. A train has just passed. When may you cross?

  • When the red lights stop flashing and no other train is coming.
  • BImmediately.
  • CAs soon as the last car of the train clears the crossing.

Why A is correct

Do not move immediately; another train may be coming. Always wait until the red lights have stopped flashing.

46 more Signs questions

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  • A black and white rectangular sign reads KEEP RIGHT EXCEPT TO PASS. What type of sign is it?
  • A crossing signal warns of a train. Where must you stop?
  • A diamond sign is black on orange. What does it warn of?
  • A ramp meter is dark. What may you do?
  • A rectangular sign reads NO U-TURN. What does it mean?
  • A sign reads DO NOT STOP ON TRACKS. What does it remind you?
  • A small sign at a railroad crossing reads REPORT EMERGENCY OR PROBLEM with a phone number. What is it for?
  • A traffic light is out from a power failure. How do you proceed?
  • At a hybrid beacon flashing red after pedestrians have cleared, what may you do?
  • At a red and white triangle sign with its point down, when must you stop?
  • Does a train have the right of way over a police car with lights and siren?
  • How are interstate highways marked?
  • How do most traffic officers signal drivers to stop?
  • How far can a train traveling 55 mph need to stop?
  • How far from the intersection is a stop sign usually posted in North Carolina?
  • May you turn right on a steady red in North Carolina?
  • On a divided highway you see the solid yellow edge line on your right. What does it mean?
  • On a two-lane, two-way road, a broken yellow center line means what?
  • Turning on a circular green signal, whom must you yield to?
  • What are white and yellow reflective pavement markers for?
  • What color are signs pointing to a nearby hospital, Highway Patrol station or telephone?
  • What do blue reflective pavement markers indicate in some areas?
  • What do red reflective pavement markers facing you mean?
  • What does a five-sided sign warn of?
  • What does a flashing yellow arrow mean?
  • What does a round yellow sign with an X and RR mean?
  • What does a solid red arrow mean in North Carolina?
  • What does the yellow pennant-shaped sign mark?
  • What is the penalty for failing to yield to a pedestrian while turning right on red in North Carolina?
  • What must you do to pass the North Carolina signs test?
  • What shape are North Carolina route markers?
  • What shape are route markers for U.S. highways?
  • What shape is the yield sign?
  • What should you do at a circular yellow signal?
  • What signs are reserved for work zones in North Carolina?
  • Where is the yellow pennant-shaped NO PASSING ZONE sign placed?
  • Which colors may North Carolina rectangular guide signs be?
  • Which line marks the right edge of the roadway?
  • Which way do even-numbered highways generally run?
  • Which way do odd-numbered highways generally run?
  • Why is a STOP AHEAD sign posted?
  • With no stop line or marked crosswalk, where must you stop?
  • You are lost and want to read a sign. What should you do?
  • You are on the tracks and the far-side gate comes down. What should you do?
  • You stopped at a crossbuck because the gate came down. When may you go?
  • Your vehicle stalls on the tracks. What should you do first?
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