1. A blue road sign gives you what kind of information?
- Motorist services, such as fuel or food.
- BA general warning.
- CA regulation you must obey, such as a speed limit.
Why A is correct
Blue signs give motorist services guidance.
33 questions in this content area. 9 are published in full below with worked explanations.
Why A is correct
Blue signs give motorist services guidance.
Why A is correct
At an added-lane sign, two roads come together and a lane begins. You are not required to merge, but watch for traffic in the new lane.
Why B is correct
A solid yellow line on your side marks a no-passing zone. Broken lines permit passing or lane changes if safe.
Why A is correct
Driving around a warning sign or barricade at a location where water is over the road is a Class B misdemeanor.
Why C is correct
Slower traffic should use a lane other than the farthest left lane, which is for passing only.
Why B is correct
At a flashing red light, stop completely before the crosswalk or intersection, then proceed when safe. Cross traffic may not have to stop.
Why C is correct
Orange is used for construction and maintenance warnings. Blue is for motorist services and brown for recreation and scenic guidance.
Why A is correct
The center lane is only for vehicles turning left. Never use it for passing or as a through lane; enter it where you have time to slow or stop for the turn.
Why C is correct
Five-sided (pentagon) signs are used for school advance and school crossing signs.
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