Part 2 Driving E test

Stop Sign.

You must bring your vehicle to a complete halt. Stop before the stop line, or if there is no stop line, before the crosswalk or intersection at a point near the intersecting roadway where you have a clear view of approaching traffic.

All Way Stop.

Traffic in all directions must stop. Vehicles proceed through the intersection in the order that they arrived; the first vehicle to reach the intersection should move forward first. If vehicles arrive at approximately the same time, each driver must yield to the driver on their right.

Yield.

Slow down. Give vehicles crossing your path the right-of-way. If the way is clear, you may move forward slowly without stopping

Do Not Enter.

On one-way streets and roadways where you may not enter.

Speed Limit

Your speed must not exceed the posted speed in this area.

Exit Speed

This sign lists the maximum safe speed for an exit ramp on an expressway. Slow down to the posted speed.

Speeding Fines Doubled

Posted in active school and work zones. Fines will be doubled if you are cited for speeding in this area.

Turn Lanes

At the intersection ahead, traffic in the left lane must turn left and traffic in the adjoining lane may turn left or continue straight ahead.

Center Turn Lane

The center lane is shared, allowing left turns in both directions of travel.

Left Lane Must Turn

Traffic in the left lane must turn left at the intersection ahead (also Right Lane Must Turn).

Begin Right Turn Lane

When entering a right turn lane you may encounter bicyclists traveling straight; you must yield to the bicyclists.

No U-Turn.

You must not make a complete turn to go in the opposite direction.

No Right Turn.

You must not make a right turn at this intersection (also No Left Turn).

No Turn on Red.

You must not turn right or left during the red light. You must wait for the green signal.

No Turns.

You must not turn either to the right or to the left at this intersection.

Must Turn.

You cannot go straight ahead. You must turn either to the right or left.

One Way

You must travel only in the direction of the arrow.

Keep Right.

Stay to the right of the divider.

Slower Traffic Keep Right.

Slower traffic must stay in the right lane unless passing. Slower traffic must move out of the left lane when being overtaken by a faster vehicle.

No Passing.

You may not pass another vehicle.

Pass with Care.

You are allowed to pass, but do so with caution.

Restricted Lane Ahead.

A lane is reserved for certain purposes or certain vehicles, such as buses or carpool vehicles during rush hour traffic. Also used in bike lanes.

Emergency Stopping Only.

You must only stop for emergencies.

No Parking on Pavement.

If you stop, you must always park off the pavement of the roadway

Traffic Signal Ahead.

traffic signal is at the intersection ahead. Slow down; poor visibility is likely.

Stop Sign Ahead

Slow down and be ready to stop at the stop sign.

Yield Ahead

Yield sign ahead. Slow down and be prepared to stop or adjust speed to traffic.

Speed Reduction Sign

Advance notice to upcoming speed limit change.

Advisory Speed Sign

The fastest safe speed you should travel around the curve ahead. Advisory speed signs may be used with any warning sign.

Two-Way Traffic Ahead.

The roadway is about to change to two-way traffic; there will be oncoming traffic.

Merging Traffic.

Ahead another traffic lane joins the one you are on. Watch for other traffic and yield the right-of-way when necessary.

Reduction of Lanes

The right lane ends and traffic must merge left. Drivers in the left lane should allow others to merge smoothly

Roundabout Circle

Provides advance notice of a roundabout. Prepare to slow down and possibly yield to traffic in the roundabout.

Divided Highway Ahead.

The highway ahead is divided by a median or physical barrier.

Divided Highway Ends.

The divided highway ends 350 to 500 feet ahead. You will then be on a roadway with two-way traffic. Keep to the right.

Right Curve

The road will curve to the right. Slow your speed and do not pass other vehicles.

Sharp Right Turn

The road will make a sharp turn to the right. Slow your speed and do not pass other vehicles.

Reverse Curve

The road will curve right, then to the left. Slow your speed and do not pass other vehicles.

Winding Road

There are several curves ahead. Drive slowly and carefully and do not pass other vehicles.

Cross Road.

A road crosses the main highway ahead. Look to the left and right for other traffic.

Side Road.

Another road enters the highway from the direction shown. Watch for traffic from that direction.

Bicycle Crossing.

A bikeway crosses the roadway ahead. Watch for bicyclists.

Emergency Vehicle Crossing.

Watch for emergency vehicles entering or crossing the roadway.

Truck Crossing

Watch for trucks entering or crossing the roadway

Pedestrian Crossing.

Watch for people crossing the street. Slow down or stop to yield for pedestrians.

Animal Crossing.

The animal pictured on the sign is common in the area; watch for animals crossing the road particularly during twilight and at nighttime.

Low Clearance.

Do not enter if your vehicle is taller than the height listed on the sign.

Pavement Ends.

The paved surface ahead changes to a gravel or earth road.

The paved surface ahead changes to a gravel or earth road.

The paved surface ahead changes to a gravel or earth road.

Slippery Surface.

In wet weather, drive slowly. Don't speed up or brake quickly. Make turns at slow speeds.

Dip

There is a low place in the road. Go slowly and be ready to stop and turn around if the dip is filled with water.

Narrow Bridge

The bridge is wide enough to accommodate two lanes of traffic, but with very little clearance. Stay in your lane.

One Lane Bridge.

The bridge is wide enough for only one vehicle at a time. Make sure the bridge is clear of oncoming traffic before you cross.

Hill/Downgrade.

The road goes downhill ahead. Slow down and be ready to shift to lower gear to control speed.